Back Bay, Beacon Hill, the South End and Charlestown are full of buildings whose structure is 120 years old, whose lintels are corroding, and whose facades are under commission review.
Steel work in these buildings is slow, careful and mostly done by hand. We plan it that way instead of pretending it is new construction.
Typical scopes
- Corroded lintel replacement over brownstone and brick openings
- Basement and parlor-level beam replacement in row houses
- Structural reinforcement for new stairs, elevators and roof decks
- Mill building adaptive reuse framing
- Facade and bay window support steel