Location: Milford, Ohio Schedule: 8 weeks over 2 separate phases Cost: $11,266.00 (phase 1); $49,068 (phase 2) Client: Milford Historical Society Services: Historic Preservation, Reinforcement The Greater Milford Area Historical Society runs its mission out of the historic Promont House. The Victorian mansion is the former home of John M. Pattison, the 43rd Governor of Ohio. The building is now a museum and stunning event center. SSRG recently completed renovation efforts that restored Promont to its original style and grace. See SSRG’s other historic renovations. Balconettes Tower after balcony removal Aerial view of Promont before restorations The crew focused on repairing the balconies on the tower of the home. The balconettes were inspected during the roof repair, and it was determined that their integrity was weakening due to leaks in the copper flashing. The team removed the deteriorating balconies, salvaging some of the architectural pieces. The crew then: Replicated the original wood corbels and handrails Installed all new balcony sheathing and soffits Installed new copper roofing for the exterior balconies. Check out another project with historic wood replicas. In order to achieve this scope of work, they team also removed flooring in the tower that was deteriorating. During this process, they discovered the original flooring which dates back to 1865. SSRG reframed the bearing members of the balconies, then refinished and reinstalled the original flooring of the tower. Learn about SSRG’s role in the flooring of the historic Cincinnatian Hotel.
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