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For the staff of A~D Engineering Group Ltd.; each case in building restoration is treated as unique, although we can draw on over thiry years experience for those features which have similar applications developed from numerous projects in the past. We approach each challenge conscientiously with an open mind and let the physical evidence speak for itself.

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Among the materials we are familiar with, when solving restoration problems, are:

  1. wood (damage due to shrinkage, structural overload abrasion, ultraviolet effects, chemical absorbtion, chewing by animals, fungi (rot), bacteria, insects, etc.),
  2. stonework (damage due to ice lensing, chemical and pollution attack, salts absorbed/crystalization from alternate wetting and drying, bedding problems, debonding of units, weathering of mortar, improper coatings, etc.),
  3. ceramics (bricks, terracotta, mortars),
  4. cementitious materials (mortars, concrete, plaster, grout),
  5. metals (iron and steel, copper, bronzes, aluminum, etc.),
  6. paints and coatings, and
  7. foundations and footings

 

Some of the more prominent building restoration projects for which our staff has been involved include:
Union Station, Toronto
DeLa Salle Chapel, Georgina
Peterborough Jail
Christ Church, Holland Landing
Christ Church, Coboconk
Federa Parliament Buildings, Centre Block, Ottawa
St. James Cathedral, Main Spire and Foundations, Toronto
Metropolitan United Church, Toronto
Huronia Regional Centre, Orillia
Massey Hall, Toronto
Casa Loma, Toronto
Grant African Methodist Episcopal Church
Church Street School, Aurora
Cyanamid Prilling Towers, Niagara Falls
Embers Restaurant and Banquet Hall, Scarborough
Ontario Parliment Buildings, Queen's Park

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