Concord, NH – Northeast Conserve, a Northeast Masonry company, recently completed a historic restoration job at the New Hampshire State Library in Concord. The project reversed years of inappropriate maintenance and restored the building to its historic stature.
The team at Northeast Conserve worked with the architect to develop a restoration plan, which included testing the mortar, matching the historic components of the mortar and 100 percent repointing of the stone joints. In addition, the building received a restoration wash comprised of environmentally-friendly materials. Northeast
The building, built in 1895 of native granite, serves as a resource center for New Hampshire libraries, all branches of state government and residents.
