Worcester Eisenbrandt Inc. has been a pillar in the restoration community since its inception in 1926. Originally founded as Sheppard Stone Weatherproofing in Baltimore, the company evolved and was reorganized as Fred H. Eisenbrandt Incorporated in 1956. This transformation set the stage for a significant merger in 1987 with Worcester Brothers Company, creating a comprehensive entity dedicated to the conservation and restoration of historic buildings.
Specializing in a diverse range of projects, Worcester Eisenbrandt has completed over 1,400 significant restoration projects, with approximately 70% being architecturally, historically, or culturally notable. Their portfolio features a wide array of projects, from small-scale sensitive restorations like Hancock’s Resolution in Pasadena, Maryland, to major rehabilitation efforts, including the multi-million dollar renovation of the U.S. Department of Justice Headquarters in Washington, DC.
The firm prides itself on a strong commitment to historic properties, often working on structures that are either listed or potentially eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. Their expertise encompasses the repair and conservation of historically significant structures, ensuring that the unique character and materials of these buildings are revitalized. From educational institutions to ecclesiastical buildings and significant monuments, Worcester Eisenbrandt has made its mark by preserving and restoring the cultural heritage of the Mid-Atlantic region.
Beyond their impressive project portfolio, the company has been recognized with numerous craftsmanship and historic preservation awards, illustrating their dedication and skill in the field. With a robust team of over 110 employees, including 85 skilled tradesmen, and a custom fabrication workshop, Worcester Eisenbrandt continues to deliver quality work that meets the needs and budget of their clients—all while maintaining a strong focus on historical integrity.
