Toronto, ON

UofT - Bowles Gandier House - Metal Window Replacement (2021 / 22)

DJM was awarded this project to replace 250+ original leaded windows with new metal replica insulated glass units (with lead tape). The project also included the restoration of 26 metal windows in the basement, masonry repointing throughout, stone dutchmen and stone crack repairs, and restoration of the decorative leaded glass upper units.

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Christ Church Deer Park - Wood Door Restoration & Replica Wood Doors

Located near Yonge & St Clair in the Deer Park neighbourhood of Toronto, this Church was built in 1922. DJM performed exterior wood door restoration on all the exterior doors as well as new wood heritage-replica doors, and many other various interior and exterior renovations throughout the building.

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George Peach House - Wood Window Restoration, Replica Windows & Repointing

This project was completed for a developer in which extensive repointing, brick rebuilding and replacement was needed as well as complete restoration of the wood soffits, fascia and wood windows. In circumstances where the windows were not able to be restored we built new heritage replica wood windows.

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Rosedale United Church - Interior Restoration & Renovation

Phase 1 – Structural enhancement of the roof was a challenging project as limited access required the maneuvering of steel members by hand through narrow openings prior to placement within the roof space. Temporary facilities were set up in advance to carry out the work in a safe manner. Phase 2 – Interior renovation. The mandate was to keep the Church functioning during the renovations and DJM worked closely with Church personnel to ensure that the daily activities of the Church were not compromised. At the end of each week an area was prepared for Sunday services. All furnishings including lighting systems and the organ were removed and a complete scaffold system was erected to facilitate the work. The project consisted of extending the altar to allow for multi-functional use, new wood patterned floors replaced carpet and painting of the walls and ceilings enhanced a previously dull and dark space. Faux finishes were used throughout to replicate stone and marble. A new lighting system introduced with multiple effects that could be set to suit the occasion. A large stained glass window behind the altar was restored as well. * D.J. McRae Contracting was awarded Project of the Year by the Toronto Construction Association for this project.

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