Wilson-Covington Construction Company is nearing completion on the Footnotes Event & Cafe Space for Foothills Brewing behind their current Pub location on 4th Street in Winston-Salem, NC. This space will be for weddings, corporate gatherings, and other special events and also include a cafe and bar area that will open into the adjacent Bookmarks bookstore.
Tag: historic restoration
1905 West Salem Home- Complete Restoration
Salt-Flax Historic Restoration Nears Completion
Wilson-Covington is nearing completion of the restoration of this 1850s home in Old Salem, Winston-Salem, NC. Final work includes cabinet installation, tile installation, custom built ins and trim work, skimming and repair of plaster walls, painting and floor finishing.
Restaurant Upfit in Progress, Winston-Salem, NC
Wilson-Covington is pleased to be upfitting the basement of the T Bagge Merchant in Old Salem, Winston-Salem, NC for a restaurant. Harpsichord Restaurant is slated to open in early December.
Ardmore Porch Restoration Under Way
Wilson-Covington begins the restoration of the front porch on a 1930 home in the Ardmore Historic District of Winston-Salem, NC. This work includes removing aluminum siding, repairing damaged framing, fabricating and installing new trim details, stripping paint, installation of a new 3-tab roof, installation of new metal coping cap, and finish painting.
Salt-Flax Restoration Update
Wilson-Covington continues restoration of the 1814 Salt-Flax shop and home in Old Salem, Winston-Salem, NC. Currently work is under way to shore the framing of the home and dig out the front three foundation walls. This will allow for installation of modern CMU walls that can be waterproofed, allowing for living space under the front shop of the structure. The existing stone and brick foundations were structurally failing. Original material will be used where visible to show visitors and guests the construction of the home while allowing for 21st century amenities in the basement.
Other work in progress includes framing repair and replacement on the main level of the home and roof replacement. The roof will be re-roofed with pressure treated pine shakes to mimic the original wood shakes.