Building Permits at 1021 potomac st nw washington dc 20007

RECENT PROJECTS

Content	Date	Contractor Rank	Address	Contractor
Masonry pointing on a smokestack. A mortar analysis has been completed compared to modern specifications, the proportions are consistent with a properly sanded type o formulation. Where fresh, the cured product is uniform in appearance with a very pale brown color munsell code approximately 10yr 8. 2. The sand has a rich orange-brown color resulting from a high iron oxide content and this contributes strongly to the mortar aesthetics. Date: March 26, 2014 Client: Michael Manzari Zalco Realty Inc. \| Applicant: David Gibson Structural Preservation Systems, Ll \| Permit type: Alteration and repai \| Permit status: Permit issued \| Permit id: B1405531	2014/03/26	95	1021 Potomac St Nw Washington Dc 20007
Bracket scaffolding around a smoke stack. This will be a working platform for masonry pointing the smoke stack. Date: April 7, 2014 Client: Michael Manzari Zalco Realty Inc. \| Applicant: David Gibson Structural Preservation Systems \| Permit type: Miscellaneous \| Permit status: Permit issued \| Permit id: Sc1400069	2014/04/07	95	1021 Potomac St Nw Washington Dc 20007
SCORE 56 Masonry pointing on a smokestack. A mortar analysis has been completed compared to modern specifications, the proportions are consistent with a properly sanded type o formulation. Where fresh, the cured product is uniform in appearance with a very pale brown color munsell code approximately 10yr 8. 2. The sand has a rich orange-brown color resulting from a high iron oxide content and this contributes strongly to the mortar aesthetics. Date: March 26, 2014 Contractor: David Gibson Structural Preservation Systems Ll Client: Michael Manzari Zalco Realty Inc. \| Permit type: Alteration and repair \| Permit status: Permit issued \| Permit id: B1405531	2014/03/26	56	1021 Potomac St Nw, Washington, Dc 20007	David Gibson Structural Preservation Systems Ll
SCORE 56 Bracket scaffolding around a smoke stack. This will be a working platform for masonry pointing the smoke stack. Date: April 7, 2014 Contractor: David Gibson Structural Preservation Systems Client: Michael Manzari Zalco Realty Inc. \| Permit type: Miscellaneous \| Permit status: Permit issued \| Permit id: Sc1400069	2014/04/07	56	1021 Potomac St Nw, Washington, Dc 20007	David Gibson Structural Preservation Systems
SCORE 56 Masonry pointing on a smokestack. A mortar analysis has been completed compared to modern specifications, the proportions are consistent with a properly sanded type o formulation. Where fresh, the cured product is uniform in appearance with a very pale brown color munsell code approximately 10yr 8. 2. The sand has a rich orange-brown color resulting from a high iron oxide content and this contributes strongly to the mortar aesthetics. Date: March 26, 2014 Contractor: David Gibson Structural Preservation Systems, Ll Client: Michael Manzari Zalco Realty Inc. \| Permit type: Alteration and repair \| Permit status: Permit issued \| Permit id: B1405531	2014/03/26	56	1021 Potomac St Nw, Washington, Dc 20007	David Gibson Structural Preservation Systems, Ll

Building Permits at 1021 Potomac St Nw Washington DC 20007