Project Case Studies
Work We’re Proud Of
From landmark Gothic Revival churches to National Register campuses — every project tells a story of preservation, craftsmanship, and trust.
St. John’s Episcopal Church Campus
Waterbury, Connecticut • 2016
Full slate restoration across a landmark Gothic Revival campus — 44 squares spanning the main nave and rectory. Multi-color patterned slate, custom copper box gutters, scuppers, and chimney fabrication. Full scaffolding on both structures throughout the project.
Chase Cottage — Topsmead State Forest
Killingworth, Connecticut • 2018
Slate repair, copper valley replacement, and chimney repair on a federally registered historic property. Work performed to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties. Engaged by Cenaxo LLC.
Hillyer House — The Village Campus
1680 Albany Avenue, Hartford, CT • 2018
Emergency historic slate replacement after a large tree fell through the roof of this National Register campus — originally the Hartford Orphan Asylum, designed by Grosvenor Atterbury in 1923. Full copper gutters and flashings installed throughout.
Yale University Faculty Residence
83 Trumbull Street, New Haven, CT • 2019
Full roofing system restoration on a historic Yale University faculty residence. Inappropriate asphalt removed and replaced with historically accurate natural slate in two profiles — rectangular field slate and decorative fish-scale at dormers. Custom copper throughout. Stainless snow guards installed.
Custom Copper Entry Canopy
West Hartford, Connecticut • 2020
Full design, fabrication, and installation of a compound-curved copper entry canopy on a historic colonial residence. Each panel hand-formed on-site to match the original architectural profile. Integrated with the existing copper eave and gutter system on the main roof.