Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Premier Historic Property Restoration Services in Baltimore
Worcester Eisenbrandt has been a trusted leader in historic property renovation and restoration since 1926. Our expertise spans masonry repair, monument conservation, stained glass restoration, and custom wood/metal fabrication, serving government, institutional, and private clients across the Mid-Atlantic region. With over 1400 completed projectsincluding work on the Washington Monument and Johns Hopkins Universitywe combine traditional craftsmanship with modern techniques to preserve architectural heritage. Our team of 110 professionals, including 85 skilled tradesmen, ensures precision and reliability on every project. Recognized with numerous preservation awards, we maintain a 70% focus on historically significant structures, many of which are listed in or eligible for the National Register of Historic Places.Our 10,000-square-foot workshop enables in-house fabrication, guaranteeing quality control and timely delivery. We specialize in complex projects requiring expertise in historic building materials, from small-scale restorations to multi-million-dollar rehabilitations. Our proven track record demonstrates our commitment to excellence in preserving cultural landmarks. As a long-standing member of the restoration community, we prioritize client satisfaction through transparent communication and budget adherence. Our dedication to craftsmanship and historical integrity has solidified our reputation as the premier restoration firm in the Washington D.C./Baltimore area.
Services
Historic Renovation
Monument Restoration
Wood & Metal Fabrication
Stained Glass Repair
Conservation
Details
- Year established: 1926
Highlights and features
- We have completed over 1,400 historic preservation projects since 1926
- Our 85+ skilled tradesmen specialize in historic building materials
- 10,000-square-foot workshop enables custom wood/metal fabrication
- 70% of projects involve nationally recognized historic properties
- Award-winning craftsmanship recognized across the Mid-Atlantic region
Services
Historic Renovation
Specialized renovation of historically significant buildings using traditional techniques and materials. Our team preserves architectural integrity while implementing modern updates where appropriate. Projects include structural reinforcement, facade restoration, and interior rehabilitation for government, educational, and religious institutions.
Monument Conservation
Comprehensive conservation of bronze, stone, and concrete monuments. Our process includes material analysis, corrosion treatment, and protective coating application. We've restored iconic structures like the Washington Monument and Minnesota Monument while maintaining historical accuracy and structural longevity.
Stained Glass Repair
Expert repair and restoration of historic stained glass windows. Our craftsmen use traditional lead came techniques and glass replacement methods to preserve original designs. Services include cleaning, structural reinforcement, and protective glazing for churches, universities, and cultural institutions.
Wood Fabrication
Precision wood fabrication for historic building components. Our workshop produces custom trim, doors, and decorative elements using traditional joinery methods. We match original materials and designs to maintain historical authenticity in restoration projects.
Metal Fabrication
Custom metal fabrication for historic structures. Our team creates replacement components for ironwork, railings, and architectural details using period-appropriate techniques. We specialize in matching original finishes and structural requirements for long-lasting results.
Questions
What types of historic projects do you specialize in?
We focus on institutional, commercial, and religious properties including monuments, stained glass, and wood/metal conservation across the Mid-Atlantic region.
How long has your company been in business?
Since 1926, with our current incarnation formed through the 1987 merger of Worcester Brothers and Eisenbrandt Inc.
Do you handle both small and large-scale projects?
Yes, from minor restorations like the Hancock's Resolution to multi-million-dollar contracts like the US Justice Department headquarters.
What makes your team qualified for historic work?
Our 85+ tradesmen have specialized expertise in historic materials, supported by a dedicated 10,000-square-foot fabrication workshop.
Are your projects listed in the National Register?
Approximately 70% of our projects since 1987 are listed in or eligible for the National Register of Historic Places.
Can you work with existing architectural plans?
We collaborate with architects and preservationists to execute projects while maintaining historical integrity and meeting modern standards.