D&R MASONRY RESTORATION NEWS

Stay on top of what's new, what's happening and what our team of  professional and expert craftsmen have accomplished with the latest news from D&R Masonry Restoration, Inc. 

​Check out some of the projects we're currently working on along with some noteworthy projects the D&R Masonry Restoration team has completed. We've always got plenty going on in the field so check back regularly for more updates.  

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Washington High School Terra Cotta Repairs

Over the years, the building that was once Washington High School, has taken much abuse and neglect. This took the form of chipped terra cotta glazing in many places. The terra cotta restoration allowed the former glory of the building to shine through ... click here for more

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Interview with Ray Elkins, D&R President, on growing the family business in Applicator

Ray Elkins, President of D&R Masonry Restoration, chats with Applicator, the official publication of the SWR Institute on growing the family business. Ray discusses his background and past, how he started in the industry and how D&R grew to become what it is today ... click here for more

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Restoring and Revitalizing Astoria's Historic Train Depot

Partnering with Bremik Construction, D&R Masonry Restoration was able to participate in the restoration of the Astoria train depot. We helped transform the structure, owned by the Columbia River Maritime Museum, into the beautiful Barbey Maritime Center ... click here for more

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Seismic Upgrade & Waterproofing on the OHSU campus

D&R Masonry Restoration, Inc. implemented a seismic upgrade to the Vollum Institute for Research building on the OHSU campus. Under the guidance of KPFF Consulting Engineers, we increased the overall strength of the ... click here for more

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A brand new look for D&R's website www.drmasonry.com.

D&R Masonry Restoration's website underwent a significant redesign and expansion in late 2017. D&R contracted Hillsboro, Oregon based Connecting Your Customers to create a new look and expand the site. The ... click here for more

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​The Wells Fargo Center in Downtown Portland gets inspected and cleaned.

D&R Masonry Restoration inspected, caulked and cleaned the 41-story Wells Fargo Tower along with the 5-story data center which together comprise the Wells Fargo Center at SW Jefferson & 5th in downtown Portland ... click here for more

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The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall Restoration, The Dalles, Oregon

​​In late 2014 D&R Masonry Restoration completed the facade restoration of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall in The Dalles, Oregon. This involved removing numerous layers of paint, scraping and repainting the ... click here for more

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Update of Portland's Historic Smith's Block

The Smith’s Block in Southwest Portland was a project that we were grateful to Bremik Construction for bringing us into. The 136-year-old building had crumbling grout repair, masonry repair and other masonry restoration needs. The newest owners of this property are ... click here for more

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D&R MASONRY RESTORATION, INC.

503-353-1650

​D&R MASONRY RESTORATION ONLINE CONTACT FORM

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​Please feel free to call D&R Masonry Restoration during normal business hours at 503-353-1650.

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​D&R MASONRY RESTORATION
LOCATION & CONTACT INFORMATION

​​D&R Masonry Restoration is located in Portland, Oregon north of Milwaukie at SE McLoughlin Blvd (99E) and SE Ochoco St.

D&R Masonry Restoration, Inc.
8890 SE Mcloughlin Blvd
Portland, OR 97222
Phone: 503-353-1650
Email: info@drmasonry.com​

​"Customer Satisfaction is our number one priority."​

D&R Masonry Restoration, Inc. is a member of the Pacific Northwest Chapter of the Associated Builders and Contractors, the Oregon-Columbia Chapter of Associated General Contractors, and the Sealant, Waterproofing & Restoration Institute.