WEI’s roots run deep in Maryland, growing out of more than 100 years of masonry envelope repair and restoration experience in Baltimore and DC, sometimes participating in our second or third renovation on the same site. We continue a strong tradition of masonry restoration in the Mid-Atlantic, building on our solid reputation of exacting craftsmanship and customer service, and we look forward to helping to ensure that your historic masonry weathers the next 100 years.
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There are several reasons why you should choose Worcester Eisenbrandt for your historic masonry restoration needs in the DMV region:
WEI has a team of skilled masons, who have the expertise to address scopes of work ranging from basic cleaning and repointing up to complex envelope restoration and reconstruction. Whether stone, terra cotta, or brick, we are committed to using the appropriate techniques, materials, and technologies, to ensure the project results are of the highest quality.
WEI has a proven track record of success in historic masonry restoration. Having provided masonry restoration services for some of the most iconic historic buildings in the region, including the Lincoln Memorial, National Gallery of Art, Baltimore’s Washington Monument, and Hotel Monaco, housed in DC’s original 1842 General Post Office, our work is not only recognized with awards and accolades, but very importantly with the respect of our fellow building and preservation professionals.
WEI is committed to providing our clients with exceptional customer service. We understand that working on historic buildings, sites, and artifacts can be a complex process, which is why we work closely with our clients to make sure that we are meeting their needs and ensure they are informed and involved at each phase. We pride ourselves on our transparent and collaborative approach, which ensures that our clients are fully engaged in the progress of their individual projects.
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