by Architecture Restoration Team | Aug 16, 2018 | Renovate, Restore
Quick Navigation SIP Protects Your Building from MoistureIt Protects Your House by Providing Fire SafetyIt Provides Your Building with a Sufficient Amount of SoundproofingThere Is No Wastage with SIPsIt Lends a Certain Aesthetic to Your StructureIt Reduces Energy and...
by Architecture Restoration Team | Jun 20, 2018 | Interior, Restore
For decades, beautiful hardwood floors were often covered up by carpeting because it was a popular trend in decorating. Did you recently discover that you have hardwood floors under your linoleum or carpet? Maybe you bought an older home with hardwood floors, and they...
by Architecture Restoration Team | Jun 11, 2018 | Exterior, Renovate, Restore
Whether you live in a small town or an urban area, there’s a good chance that you don’t give brick much thought even though it’s virtually everywhere you look. As one of the most durable and most trusted early building materials, bricks are still in demand even though...
by April Louise Childers | Mar 4, 2018 | Exterior, Renovate, Restore
We all know that windows for the home can have a huge impact on heating costs in addition to just looking pretty. But if you have a historic home, figuring out where to get authentic materials to replace them can be a headache. The good news is that this process...
by Sarah MacManus | Feb 18, 2018 | Restore
One of the hallmarks of a historical home is the ornate plasterwork that adorns the ceilings and moldings. Artisans came from Europe with these skills and made ornamental plasterwork extremely popular in the United States from the early 1800s to the Great Depression....
by Sarah MacManus | Feb 9, 2018 | Do it Yourself, Furnishings, Restore
Good wood furniture can take a lot of wear and still look beautiful. It does require some maintenance, however, along with the right environmental conditions. Most importantly, it can last for hundreds of years. Many antique aficionados constantly look for good pieces...
