After: Restored exterior masonry walls, custom gutters were replicated and replaced, windows were restored and fitted with storms and screens
Before: The greenhouse/solar collector did provide some heat, but it was not very attractive and was causing the masonry to deteriorate.
Before: Windows had been removed and masonry compromised.
Walls at the flanking entry landings had suffered from moisture intrusion through the coping and the greenhouse.
The east side needed the most work; these walls also support the steps and landings over part of the basement below. 
After: Careful masonry work
The exterior entry landings were waterproofed and retiled.
Marvin Windows crafted custom storm windows and storm/screen combinations to fit the varying sizes and shapes of the windows in this historic building.
Dining room ceiling after cracks are patched, before painting restoration  
Local artist, Lori DiPasquale, restored the artwork and reglazed the ceiling.
The painting in this arch above a book case had deteriorated.
The arch was restored with careful color matching and expert artistry.
Living Room Ceiling before restoration - January 2020
Previous touch-ups did not match the original ceiling’s color and texture.
There were a many cracks in the ornate plaster beams and moulding.
Patching in progress.
Each coffer had to be repaired and repainted.
Lori DiPasquale of DiPasquale Designs was able to match and blend the variegated colors in the existing ceiling.
Catherine Giglio came from Fort Collins to help finish the 180 octagonal coffers in 4 days.
Living Room Ceiling after restoration.
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