Historic restoration involves repairing or rebuilding parts of a structure to reflect its original design, materials, and function. Modern renovation focuses on improving usability, safety, and building performance in line with current standards. At New Earth LLC, we handle both. With over 30 years in construction and restoration, we address complex structural issues, building code upgrades, and adaptive reuse of older properties. Our goal is to extend the usable life of a building without removing its original intent.
Structural repair and reinforcement for aging or damaged frameworks
Interior reconfigurations to meet fire, accessibility, or occupancy codes
Replacement or replication of historical features, including moldings, windows, and facades
System upgrades for plumbing, HVAC, and electrical without damaging key structural components
We do not rely on guesswork. Each job begins with site-specific inspections and planning. Whether you’re dealing with a 19th-century property that needs preservation or a mid-20th-century structure that needs modernization, our team works to balance design integrity with long-term utility. Renovation plans are coordinated with property owners and, where applicable, historic preservation boards to ensure compliance and accuracy in execution. We complete all work to meet safety, code, and long-term performance benchmarks.
Modern building codes often conflict with older construction methods. At New Earth LLC, we find solutions that meet current requirements without compromising original materials, scale, or structure. We don’t overwrite history—we work around it, through it, and with it.
Every restoration begins with a comprehensive review of the building. We identify which materials need reinforcement, which features require replication, and where we can make improvements without interfering with visual or functional aspects. For modern buildings, our renovation approach focuses on reversing past shortcuts, correcting failed repairs, and installing new features with measurable value.
We don’t rely on trend-driven decisions. We make updates that will hold up across decades, not just seasons. From detailed structural repairs to surface treatments and system upgrades, our team approaches each task with the intent to protect value and avoid future rework. Our reputation is built on completing work that doesn’t need to be redone. That’s why we’re called in when others fall short—and why many of our clients come back with their next project.
Many jobs fall apart because crews jump in without understanding the structure. We take the time to inspect properly, spot hidden issues early, and plan around them—so you won’t deal with costly corrections later.
Clients are often left in the dark by crews that don’t explain timelines or decisions. We provide clear updates at every step so you know what’s happening, what’s next, and why it matters.
Some builders tear out walls or layouts without thinking twice. We recognize what’s worth keeping and adapt plans around those features so you don’t lose the original character of your building by accident.
Project timelines vary by structure size and condition. Small jobs may take weeks, while larger or historically regulated sites can take several months. We provide time estimates after inspection and adjust only if new structural issues are found.
Yes, we assess and correct past renovations that have poor quality. This includes fixing structural issues, restoring altered features, and replacing incompatible materials that don’t match the original building standards or appearance.
Yes, for protected or designated buildings, we handle all necessary communication and approvals with local preservation boards to make sure work complies with regional regulations and restrictions before construction begins.
Depending on the scope, some clients stay on-site during certain phases. For larger or more disruptive work, temporary relocation is advised. We help plan schedules to minimize disruption where on-site living is possible.
Yes, we can integrate modern features like solar panels or energy-efficient systems while preserving the structure’s original look. All upgrades are reviewed for compatibility with the building’s design and zoning rules.
Yes, we restore and renovate commercial buildings, public facilities, and older mixed-use properties. We follow both structural and accessibility regulations required for non-residential sites, including ADA updates and fire safety code compliance.
