Award-winning engineering, general and specialty contractor,
Applied Restoration Inc., is licensed to serve the Western States and Alaska.
Applied Restoration Inc., is licensed to serve the Western States and Alaska.
We build it right
so you won't have to repair it later.
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Latest Projects
First United Methodist Church, Seattle
When you’re working 60 feet up in air, in the dome and the vestibule of a historically significant property like Seattle’s renowned First United Methodist Church on Fifth and Columbia, you better know your craft.
Our decades of plaster and stucco work in climates damp and dry certainly qualifies; we take on the difficult plaster jobs that few are willing to warranty. That’s no problem here. Simply visit....
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US Coast Guard Station Yaquina Bay, Newport, Oregon
Completing an exterior EIFS overcladd restoration sounds pretty straightforward. But for US Coast Guard Station Yaquina Bay, in Newport, Oregon, we needed tarps, tenting and experienced pros willing to work in rain, wind and storms. We completed the project and kept the crew safe, with continual building access available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A beautiful and water-tight building exterior, complete with new red doors, was our final outcome. Thank you to all the hard working crew members at US Coast Guard Station Yaquina Bay, we couldn’t be prouder to support the team and their focus on search and rescue and law enforcement.
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North Hollow in Portland, Oregon
When you're in Portland stop by 15th and Taylor to see North Hollow, this beautiful building by SERA Architects blends right in with a quiet nod to the historic neighborhood. Public and private spaces are taking shape on our watch with multiple stucco textures and metal balcony accents. Here’s our own Keith Simchuk in action, keeping the crew safe and the stucco application worthy of our exacting standards.
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