Grant Park Historic Restoration
Preserving The Past
In Atlanta’s Grant Park, we carefully restored an 1800s bungalow—uncovering and preserving its original old-growth pine siding hidden beneath layers of asbestos. Using period-appropriate techniques and reclaimed materials, we honored the home's architectural legacy with a light hand and a deep respect for its craftsmanship.
The result is a thoughtfully preserved home that feels untouched—not newly renovated—built to last for generations to come.
Our restoration approach focused on Historic Restoration, Custom Woodworking, Window & Exterior Repair, Long-Term Preservation, and Client Education—each helping preserve the home’s character while protecting it for years to come.
FACTS & INFO
Removed asbestos siding using proper containment and disposal methods.
Revealed and preserved the home’s original pine siding beneath.
Documented existing conditions before developing a preservation strategy.
Preserved as much original material as possible throughout the restoration.
Reclaimed old-growth pine from a period-appropriate barn beam for replacement sections.
Matched replacement wood for density, grain pattern, and aging characteristics.
Custom-milled trim and siding pieces to match original profiles.
Installed proper roofline flashing to direct water away from restored siding.
Sealed joints and seams to help protect against moisture infiltration.
