Methodology Temporary stabilization is essential to maintaining the existing structure during restoration. Jacking normally takes place over multiple days or weeks to allow the structure to adjust to the new position without damaging related structural or finish components. Timber, laminated wood products, steel flitch plates, and steel I-beams all have ideal applications. Careful, customized engineering ensures the maximum strength while keeping down costs. All detailing is performed in-house. Working with municipal officials during permitting and inspection is critical to a streamlined project. Typically, reinforcement is hidden, allowing for complete restoration. Projects are certified and sealed in-house to ensure safety and maximize resale value. Cost Efficiency Buildings slated for partial or complete demolition can often be saved. Creative stabilization may cost less than demolition-let alone reconstruction. Adding Value Property values will typically increase far more than the cost of the project.