historic buildings restoration

Historic building restoration involves the careful repair and revival of a property’s original features, using traditional techniques and authentic materials where possible. Guided by detailed research and audit findings, we restore historical accuracy while addressing functional and safety needs. The goal is to preserve the building’s character and significance, ensuring its continued use and relevance. Our approach balances conservation best practices with the realities of contemporary use.

services include

Our historical buildings and property restoration-related services include but are not limited to: 

  • Restoration project planning and supervision
  • Conservation of original materials and features
  • Reversal of inappropriate alterations
  • Reproduction of missing historical elements
  • Structural reinforcement using heritage-sensitive methods
  • Traditional craftsmanship (masonry, carpentry, plasterwork)
  • Façade cleaning and repair
  • Integration of modern systems (e.g. wiring, plumbing) without compromising heritage value
  • Coordination with heritage authorities and permit handling
  • Post-restoration maintenance guidance

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