Concord was established in 1635 and has a large collection of historic homes.
Concord is home to 27 properties on the National Register of Historic Places.
All 27 of the historic homes built in Concord all used lime and sand for mortar to bond the stones or brick for foundation construction.
If you own home in Concord and it has a stone or brick foundation lime mortar was used. Homes built in the 1600's, 1700's, 1800's and early 1900's were constructed with lime mortar and masonry for foundation construction.
At Thompson Crowley Masonry we specialize in the restoration and preservation of lime mortar used in historic homes. We have been restoring foundations in the Boston area since 1965. Over three generations our company has had the privilege to restore some of the first homes built in America.
We work closely with property owners to preserve and restore historic foundations.
Preservation & Restoration Guide Benefits
''Reducing construction and demolition waste created by redevelopment
Maximize the use and life of materials
Reduce embodied carbon by reusing the existing building instead of constructing a
new one.
Maintain affordability because the cost of rebuilding is significantly higher than a retrofit
or remodel.
Conserving raw materials by reusing existing resources.
Preserve the historic character of Concord and its neighborhoods''