The JDR wood restoration team was tasked with a complete wood restoration of the 2nd floor courtroom and adjoining offices that was constructed in 1929. The project involved completely stripping and refurbishing of the original walnut floor to ceiling walls, including judges bench, juror’s box, witness stand, and leather topped tables. Our team received high praises from the architect and many members of the county maintenance and grounds staff.
RACINE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
BRIEF DESCRIPTION
AT A GLANCE
| Project Type | Wood Restoration |
| Client | Racine County Courthouse |
| Project Size | 2nd floor courtroom and adjoining offices |
SCOPE OF WORK
This project involved completely stripping and refurbishing of the original walnut floor to ceiling walls, including judges bench, juror’s box, witness stand, and leather topped tables.
- Financial Responsibility to Our Clients
- Superior Quality and Craftsmanship
- On Time and on Budget
- Real Focus on Customer Satisfaction
