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Standard Restoration and Waterproofing Co., Inc. is a full service specialty contractor providing diverse restoration and preservation services and solutions on a wide variety of projects.
Complete exterior A multi-year complete restoration of John & Mabel Ringling’s home built in 1924. The work included: selective repointing of exterior terra-cotta, grout injection, removal and replacement of 36
A multi-year complete exterior restoration of the original 1928 stone structure. The work included: 100% repointing, masonry cleaning, patching, installation of new sealants, application
Complete exterior historic restoration of a limestone and brick Beaux-Arts style building built in 1922. The work included 100% repointing of all the limestone,
Exterior renovation of an 1882 Queen Anne style brick building structure. The work included selective masonry joint re-pointing, exterior masonry cleaning, installation of new
Exterior rehabilitation of an 1877 Victorian Gothic style brick building structure. The work included complete and selective masonry joint re-pointing, exterior masonry cleaning, detail
Replacement of approximatiely 15,000 SF of existing deteriorated roof membrane system in conjunction with the reconstruction of the balcony dividing walls and electrical upgrades.
The George Mason Memoial is a national memorial to Founding Father George Mason. In 2002, it was the first memorial to be dedicated not
Nationals Park which opened March 30, 2018, was showing signs of expansion joint failures throughout the seating bowl and concourse levels. A multiyear systematic
Luray, Virginia The Confederate Heroes Monument depicts a Confederate soldier holding a rifle raised on a marble plinth was sculpted by Herbert Barbee, a
Washington D.C. Designed by the late James Freed of Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, the US Holocaust Memorial Museum is a major institution dedicated
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
Washington, D.C. The United States Capitol Dome is composed of cast iron plates secured to cast iron structural members. The iron serves as both
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
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
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
Leesburg, Virginia Systematic disassembly and reconstruction of slate stair tread and risers. The work included installation of concrete footing and rebuilding of adjacent brick
Washington, D.C. Exterior restoration of a 50,000 sq.ft limestone facade. The work includes re-anchoring, patching, replacing and re-setting limestone panels.
Washington, D.C. Repointing and repairing a 1904 brownstone entrance.
Washington, D.C. Facade restoration of early 1900 brick masonry structure. The work included repointing, rebuilding displaced masonry arches, masonry infilling and exterior cleaning.
Baltimore, Maryland These various projects included masonry restoration and repair, removal and replacement of sealants, waterproofing and exterior masonry cleaning.
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
Manassas, Virginia Exterior restoration of an 1825 brick plantation house. The work included 100% repointing, selective rebuilding and exterior cleaning.
Washington, D.C. Complete exterior restoration of a 1910 brick masonry building. The work included repointing, removal and replacement of exterior sealants, terra-cotta and limestone
Baltimore, Maryland Exterior restoration of a 10,000 sq.ft. brick masonry facade trimmed with limestone. The work included repointing of brick and limestone, patching brick
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
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
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