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Projects

Sample work, with its scope in each caption

These photographs are samples. Your own project photographs replace them, each with its scope and what was original.

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A round plaster ceiling medallion with floral relief on a pale ceiling
Ceiling medallion: cracks filled, paint layers cleaned back and the original relief kept.
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A coffered ceiling with plaster rosettes in each square panel
Coffered ceiling: rosettes re-attached, and missing leaves recast from the intact ones.
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A house facade with a plaster ornament panel, blue trim and an arched window
Facade ornament panel: loose pieces re-fixed and the profile matched.
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An old house wall opened to the studs, with a wood door and a brick chimney beyond
Wall opened after a leak: the lath that was sound was kept, and the rest replaced.
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A round brass doorknob on an old wooden panel door
Brass hardware masked and left in place during wall repair.
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A vintage crystal door knob on an ornate brass plate
Original knobs and plates taken off, labeled and put back after the wall was finished.
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Sample photos.

More sample jobs

Four more, as found and as left

Sample write-ups, in the order the survey gives them.

Four more, as found and as left
Sample jobWhat we didOriginal, and keptAs found
Parlor medallionWhat we didCleaned by wet methods, re-attached the cracked leaves and left the finish as found.Original, and keptThe medallion itself, which was never replaced.As foundSix or more coats of paint had filled the detail, and two leaves had cracked away.
Bathroom ceiling below a leakWhat we didCut out the rotted lath, fixed new lath and plastered in three coats.Original, and keptThe surrounding ceiling and its cornice.As foundA bay about 3 feet across had come down, and the lath around it was rotted.
Back-hall wallWhat we didRe-attached the plaster with washers, keyed the skim coat and finished flush.Original, and keptThe scratch and brown coats, still bonded to the lath.As foundHollow across half the wall, with cracks above the door and a loose skim coat.
Rear brick wallWhat we didCut it to sound edges, repointed the brick and re-coated in a softer mix.Original, and keptThe brick, and the joints that were still sound.As foundA cement parge had lifted from soft brick and was holding water behind it.

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