Apple Restoration & Waterproofing, Inc. has been a trusted name in the construction and restoration industry since its establishment in 1984. With a mission to tackle complex challenges that others may shy away from, Apple Restoration focuses on solutions that enhance the integrity and aesthetic appeal of buildings. The company originally specialized in masonry restoration, rigging, and facade caulking, and has since diversified its service offerings through continuous research and adaptation of new techniques and materials.
Apple Restoration is dedicated to resolving problems related to historic preservation and building maintenance. Their extensive experience allows them to take on a wide range of services beyond their original trades. In instances where they may not have direct expertise, the team excels at leveraging their network to identify and provide effective solutions. It's important to note that while the company is not composed of engineers or design professionals, their fundamental commitment lies in applying their knowledge and experience within the domain of historic restoration work.
The company's workforce comprises experts in various construction disciplines, including masonry, caulking, carpentry, sheet metal, and exterior mechanics. They are adept at managing projects of all sizes, with a full range of project management capabilities tailored specifically to historic restoration projects.
Under the leadership of President John E. Weiss, Jr., Apple Restoration has undertaken numerous notable projects, including restoration efforts at prestigious sites such as Columbia University, The Plaza Hotel, and Ellis Island. Certifications held by the company and its team members signify their commitment to safety and excellence in work, including New York City construction licenses and specialized rigging training.
Apple Restoration & Waterproofing, Inc. continues to grow and evolve by guaranteeing a knowledgeable, experienced, and capable workforce, dedicated to preserving the historical value and functionality of the buildings they work on.
