Scholar Painting & Restoration Before & After Photos

The project was started in late fall, which made it impossible for us to paint the ceiling at that time. The GC’s schedule did not allow them to wait to for use to paint the joist before the conduits were installed on the ceiling. By the time the weather improved enough to allow us to paint the ceiling 70% of wiring and electrical were installed. This meant that we had to work around this newly installed wiring, the G.C. did provide us with a change order for this work but the schedule to complete this work did not allow for any extra time. The ceiling is 38% of my budget and 60% of my allotted hours for the project, so is our current struggle on the site is to find a more efficient way to coat the joist since just the joists are getting painted, not the concrete deck. 

Facade maintenance and waterproofing on parking garage structures are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional to the long-term viability of the structure.
This is a great example of the application of an elastomeric waterproofing system at 18mils being added to this structure.

We removed all coating down to bare concrete, repairs concrete where needed and applied Sherwin Williams cementitious urethane mortar epoxy system with a Quartzsite broadcast which added a 1/4 highly durable flooring system. 

We’re so excited to be starting this new restoration project at a historic church, built in 1843. Historic churches and buildings restoration is our bread and butter. We will be doing a full restoration that includes paint removal, window restoration, and tin restoration.