Holocaust Memorial Museum - Washington DC
Designed by the late James Freed of Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, the US Holocaust Memorial Museum is a major institution dedicated to educating the public about the Holocaust. Our restoration work included repairing damaged limestone copings, removal and relocation of lightning protection anchors, fabrication and installation of fifteen (15) limestone dutchman and selective cleaning of the limestone cornice of the Hall of Remembrance.

Asbury United Methodist Church - Salisbury, Maryland
Complete exterior restoration of a brick masonry steeple and marble clad pediment/entrance. The work included selective rebuilding of displaced masonry, installation of new masonry control joints, selective repointing, restoration of copper spiral, removal and replacement of the marble clad columns, removal and replacement of all exterior sealant joints, fabrication and installation of new stainless steel sheet metal gutter (concealed) and masonry cleaning.

U.S. Capitol Building - Washington DC
The United States Capitol Dome is composed of cast iron plates secured to cast iron structural members. The iron serves as both structure and envelope protecting the interior from the elements. Throughout the dome there was moisture intrusion problems related to the joints (butt and overlapping) of the cast iron plates. Our scope of work included removal and replacement of approximately 17,000 lineal feet of sealant joints and installation of a waterproofing membrane behind the Antifixae in conjunction with the interim painting work in the summer of 2010.

Flagler Monument Memorial - Miami, Florida
Built in 1920 by Carl Fisher to memorialize Florida's east coast developer Henry Flagler, the monument consists of a 96' obelisk with four allegorical figures which is located on a man-made island in Biscayne Bay. Exterior restoration included patching deteriorated stone, JOS Quintek cleaning, molding and casting of major losses (allegorical figures) and application of Silin AZ Coating to the entire monument.

FedEx Field - Landover, Maryland
The work included replacing existing pre-molded expansion joints with new Emseal-Thermaflex expansion joint systems, removing and replacing failed sealant joints, concrete patching and application of a waterproofing membrane to selected sections of the club level seating area (removal and reinstallation of the existing seats performed as required). The on-going work includes leak investigation and repairs.

Andrew Jackson Statue - Washington D.C.
Sculpted by Clark Mills, the Andrew Jackson Statue is the centerpiece of Lafayette Park. The large bronze statue portrays Major General Andrew Jackson as he appeared while reviewing the troops at the Battle of New Orleans. Our restoration work focused on the marble base which included exterior cleaning, repointing and installation of three (3) marble dutchman repairs.

Confederate Monument - Montgomery, Alabama
Restoration of an 1886 eighty-five foot tall monument. The work included fabrication and installation of limestone dutchman, removal and replacement of selective limestone pieces, limestone patching and repointing.

Loudoun County Courthouse - Leesburg, Virginia
Systematic disassembly and reconstruction of slate stair tread and risers. The work included installation of concrete footing and rebuilding of adjacent brick masonry side walls.

DC National Guard Armory - Washington, DC
Exterior restoration of a 50,000 sq.ft limestone facade. The work includes re-anchoring, patching, replacing and re-setting limestone panels.

United States Government Printing Office - Washington, DC
Repointing and repairing a 1904 brownstone entrance.

Associated General Contractors of America - Washington, D.C.
Facade restoration of early 1900 brick masonry structure. The work included repointing, rebuilding displaced masonry arches, masonry infilling and exterior cleaning.

Johns Hopkins University - Baltimore, Maryland
These various projects included masonry restoration and repair, removal and replacement of sealants, waterproofing and exterior masonry cleaning.

Disabled American Veterans - Washington, D.C.
Exterior restoration of a 20,000 sq.ft. brick masonry facade. The work included: repointing and replacement of brick, rebuilding displaced masonry, sealant removal and replacement, installation of new cast stone copings and masonry cleaning.

Liberia Plantation House - Restoration - Manassas, Virginia
Exterior restoration of an 1825 brick plantation house. The work included 100% repointing, selective rebuilding and exterior cleaning.

Ross Administrative Building - Washington, DC
Complete exterior restoration of a 1910 brick masonry building. The work included repointing, removal and replacement of exterior sealants, terra-cotta and limestone patching and replacement. Installation of Cintec anchors to structurally repair the terra-cotta cornic.

St. Mary's Seminary Chapel - Baltimore, MD
Exterior restoration of a 10,000 sq.ft. brick masonry facade trimmed with limestone. The work included repointing of brick and limestone, patching brick and limestone, fabrication and installation of new limestone copings and exterior cleaning.

Beverley Mill - Broad Run, Virginia
Beverley Mill (Chapman's Mill) was built in 1742 by Jonathan and Nathaniel Chapman, brothers from an enterprising, well-connected colonial family. In 1876 the mill was purchased by the Beverley family and continued to operate until 1951. The mill is believed to be the tallest gristmill in the country. In 1998, Beverley mill was tragically vandalized and gutted by fire. The fire destroyed the roof and all framing, leaving only a charred masonry shell. The four masonry walls suffered extensive damage and required stabilization. The stabilization project included: rebuilding selected portions of the wall tops; installation of lead sheet at all ledges, wall tops and window sills to prevent water infiltration; installation of shoring at all door and window openings.

Historic Congressional Cemetery - Washington, D.C.
Historic Congressional Cemetery was established in 1807 in the southeast quadrant of Washington, D.C. to serve as the final resting place for hundreds of early Washington residents. The project included the restoration of the Public Vault, four other historic vaults and a portion of the brick enclosure wall. The work included: repointing of the brick and stone with lime mortar; systematic dismantling and reconstruction of displaced masonry; installation of new lime roof parging.