Authentic Restoration

Preserving History with Care, Compliance, and Craftsmanship

We specialize in the thoughtful and fully compliant restoration of older and historic homes. Our EPA-certified team follows strict Lead Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) protocols on every pre-1978 project, protecting your family from the dangers of lead dust while honoring the original character of your home.

Our mission is to protect that legacy while ensuring every renovation is performed with the highest regard for health and safety.

Talk with Our Team About Your Historic Home

Portfolio Samples

From gentle paint removal and historic color matching to structural repairs, window restoration, and plaster work, we approach every project with respect for original materials and architectural details.

What sets us apart:

  • Full EPA RRP certification and ongoing lead-safety training

  • Proven lead-safe practices that exceed regulatory requirements

    • Deep expertise in historic New York Tri-State architecture

    • Careful, non-destructive techniques that preserve original features

    • Transparent process with clear communication and documentation

    • Commitment to protecting families while reviving historic charm

Safe. Authentic. Built for generations.

Client Testimonial

“Tom completed a two-week painting project for my home, a project both technically challenging and incredibly laborious. Tom maintained an unfailingly upbeat attitude throughout the course of the entire project, working tirelessly and without complaint to complete the job. Tom was the consummate professional, never ceasing to arrive on time daily and to treat colleagues, client, and work space with respect and care. Tom left his workspace in spotless condition at the end of each day, and extended his work days so that the project could be completed to his perfectionist standards. Tom is one of the most genuinely caring, ethical, hardworking, and respectful professionals I have had the pleasure to work with, and I would highly recommend him to anyone.”

— LeWald