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Worcester Eisenbrandt
Worcester Eisenbrandt, Inc. (WEI) is a distinguished historic property renovation and restoration firm established in the Washington D.C./Baltimore area. With a strong dedication to the restoration of aging historical properties, WEI has carved out a unique niche within the Mid-Atlantic market since its inception. The company specializes in an extensive array of restoration services that target institutional and commercial properties, ecclesiastical and educational buildings, as well as conservation efforts for statues and monuments.
WEI stands out for its self-performing capabilities across both wood and masonry restoration, utilizing a team of over 110 skilled personnel, including approximately 85 experienced tradesmen. The firm boasts a spacious 10,000 square foot workshop, dedicated to custom wood and metal fabrication, which enhances its ability to deliver quality restoration and reconstruction projects. Among their significant accomplishments are the restoration of the Washington Monument in Baltimore and the renovation of stained glass windows at Johns Hopkins University, both of which reflect the company's commitment to excellence and craftsmanship.
The range of services offered by Worcester Eisenbrandt includes restoration, repair, and replication of wood windows and doors, custom millwork, brick, stone, concrete, and terra cotta restoration, as well as structural modification and repair. Additionally, the company holds certifications for lead paint abatement in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington D.C., ensuring compliance with safety regulations in restoration projects. Their comprehensive approach also encompasses finish and rough carpentry, exterior painting, hardware and millwork installation, as well as building investigation.
Worcester Eisenbrandt's impressive portfolio includes numerous projects eligible for the National Register of Historic Places, underlining their expertise in historic resource preservation. As a respected player in the industry, the company has received various awards for craftsmanship and historic preservation, showcasing the high caliber of work delivered by its dedicated craftsmen and technicians. With a mission to restore historical properties to their former glory, WEI continues to be a leader in the field of historic restoration and preservation.
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