Toronto, ON

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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Queen's Park (Legislative Assembly of Ontario) - Masonry Restoration

This project included stone conservation, stone replacement, window restoration, poulticing and interior window restoration and excavation. The stone component involved stone conservation of the west courtyard. Details included various Dutchmen, pointing, DHL and extensive stone replacement in excess of 225 stones. A site cut shop and having the skilled trades to perform all carving enabled this project to run smoothly and on time. This feature enabled us to meet the strict deadline, procure stone overseas and provide excellent quality. Eliminating an outside stone shop was crucial in this project. We feel we are able to offer a great advantage in this area. We obtained Portland Brownstone stone from the United States to perform the delicate carving of the beasts at the south entrance. We followed up various correspondence methods required, provided an employee to drive to Connecticut directly to ensure procuring of the stone. We understood the importance of this detailed work and the measures required to complete this component. No contractor on previous phases was able or prepared to perform this task. We also performed the carving on Friday’s only, as requested by the client, without incident over a two-month span; this was beyond what was specified in the contract. This cooperation again illustrates our ability to adapt and the kind of service we can provide to this sensitive building and client. Window conservation on this project was extensive and included both exterior and interior modifications. Scope of work included Dutchmen, sill and glass replacement, epoxy repairs and painting. Work was performed during regular hours and beyond regular hours where required. Work included scheduling in high security areas, working in occupied offices including those of the Premier, Speaker of the House and the Opposition Leader. Detailed work description summaries were performed, including digital photos of desk layouts prior to moving contents, which ensured minimal disruption to these high profile offices. Site coordination with the client and security team was very involved and extremely crucial in the completion of these offices in a professional timely manner. Our forces were aware of these demands and met the criteria involved without any disruptions. Our flexible hour’s policy was also crucial in this area including all shifts and weekend work. We were able to perform in the most secure sensitive areas of Queens Park without incident.

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Kingsway Lambton United Church - Addition & Masonry Restoration

Completed in 2006 and was approximately a year in duration. This project involved the demolition of the existing south entrance and construction of a new entrance to accommodate handicap access, including a new handicap lift. Interior renovation work included the renovation of the washrooms, new office space, plaster, and paint, flooring and glazing along with along with the associated mechanical and electrical work. Exterior work included a natural stone façade, carved stone pieces and a lead coated copper roof. The site was extremely tight for operations and the building was an occupied space for the duration of construction. Selective demolition, excavation depths and dewatering were daily challenges for this project which were overcome. * D.J. McRae Contracting was awarded Project of the Year by the Toronto Construction Association for this project.

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202-1978 Yonge St
Toronto, Ontario
M4S 1Z7 Canada
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