– Re-creation of a porch, removed in the 70’s, on a historic brick home.
– Re-built using old photographs, interpreting sizing / spacing by scaling known details in the pictures.
– Mahogany flooring, cedar trim / rail details, and copper gutters
– Built new windows and shutters for original window openings.

– 18th century stone/wood home in Waterford, VA.
– Patched ~100 ft² of the worn heart pine; hand scraped ~250ft² of flooring, preserving of the varying thicknesses of the original hand-made boards; refinished with tung oil.
– Re-framed part of existing porch, re-floored entirely with mahogany; finished with boat varnish.

– Mid 19th century home and estate in Middleburg, VA
– Total renovation of 800 square foot kitchen.
– Constructed a new heart pine spiral staircase
– Built a custom teak pergola

– Built 1895, in Winchester, VA.
– Slate roof work
– Renovation included pointing, a myriad of millwork and carpentry details, constructing a new kitchen, and updated the very old mechanical systems.

– 1800s Mansford Victorian house built by the family of Robert E. Lee
– Created a restoration plan for the home.
– Mechanical systems need to be brought up to date and the lower story requires extensive structural work.
– Performed mortar analysis, found that much of the repointing of the old brick foundation was done with Portland cement causing negative effects.

– Located in Bowling Green, built 1740.
– Much of the original details have been retained.
– Preserved and restored window components, installed Allied storm windows, replaced basement windows and jambs
– Preformed rot and structural repairs, flooring repairs using reclaimed heart pine, masonry repairs using wood burned lime mortar
– Added a kitchen, and many other projects.

– Built circa 1790
– Called ‘The River House’ as it used to be the toll keeper’s house at the Shenandoah River crossing.
– Vintage completed needed foundation and mechanical system repairs in the lower level and around the perimeter
– Rebuilt both the front and back porches
– We are working with Ken Livingston, of Main Street Architecture – Berryville, VA

– Restoration of an 18th century stone foundation
– Using dendrochronology, we determined all of the existing wood was reconstruction era.
– Re-built on foundation, remaining as true to the existing structure as possible.