Metal Man Restoration was hired to restore the US Customs House in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a historic federal government building with a unique Art Deco design. The project involved the restoration of the building’s 400 steel casement windows and all exterior aluminum and stainless steel doors, transoms, and light fixtures. The project took 2 1/2 years to complete, and Metal Man Restoration worked hand-in-hand with Local 21 Painters Union throughout the process.
The steel windows and exterior metalwork had deteriorated significantly over the years, with the steel frames showing extensive paint wear and rust scales and the aluminum and stainless steel having not been cleaned in over 40 years.
Metal Man Restoration’s skilled team of craftsmen tackled the restoration project with expertise and attention to detail. They repaired, primed, and painted all windows on the ground and first floor and properly cleaned and preserved all aluminum and stainless steel to prevent further oxidation and corrosion.
The successful restoration of the US Customs House stands as a testament to our commitment to preserving the architectural heritage of the United States. We invite you to browse our website and learn more about our services and expertise in historic restoration. Contact us today to discuss your restoration needs, and let us show you what Metal Man Restoration can do for you.
