About Us

Michael has worked in the construction field for over 35 years, after receiving Bachelor's and Master’s Degrees in Building Construction from the University of Florida. He has worked with building owners, architects, and engineers to develop effective solutions to a wide variety of structural and maintenance problems. Mike is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, the International Concrete Repair Institute, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and the American Concrete Institute. As the Branch Manager of Brisk Waterproofing Company for 20 years, he served as the project manager for such notable projects as the restoration of the West Front of the United States Capitol, the Vice President’s Residence at the U.S. Naval Observatory, the Blair House Guest Quarters for the White House, the National Air and Space Museum, the National Gallery of Art, the restoration of the Marriott Wardman Park Tower Hotel, and the façade dismantling and reassembly of Lincoln Square. In completing these projects, he received notable awards including Bricklayers and Allied Craftsmen, Crafts Award, United States Capitol Restoration West Front; American Concrete Institute, Award of Excellence, Byrd Stadium Restoration, University of Maryland; Washington Business Journal, Best Rehab/Renovation Project, Marriott Wardman Park Hotel; and Washington Building Congress, Restoration Craftsmanship Award, Lincoln Square Project.

Jeremey has worked in the construction field for over 25 years after serving in the armed forces, where he completed Class A School for building maintenance and repairs. He is a journeyman mechanic in the trade of Bricklayers and Allied Craftsmen. He is currently certified for asbestos removal, and has completed qualification programs in sheet metal work, and waterproofing, and is a certified welder. Jeremey has been an integral part of the development, growth, and success of American Restoration since its inception in 2003. He is in charge of hiring the work force, overseeing the safety of the crew and the public, designing and erecting unusual rigging schemes, and working with architects and engineers to develop solutions to complex problems. He has run such notable projects as the restoration of the Pennsylvania State Capitol Building, and the structural repair to the precast stone on the Homer Building in Washington, D.C. He has served as the superintendent for projects at the Arlington Overlook Apartments, the Calvert Woodley Apartments, Grosvenor Park Condominium, One Bethesda Center, Columbia Residences, Savoy Hotel Garage, Clarksville Middle School Reconstruction, Towson United Methodist Church, Baltimore Marriott Waterfront Hotel, The Forum Condominium, Glenstone Mansion and Museum, Fairlington Villages Balcony Replacements and Masonry Repairs, Greenmount Cemetery, Skyline Towers Apartments, Communication Workers of America Garage, the Hyatt Regency Hotel on Capitol Hill.

Sean has worked for American Restoration since graduating from the University of Virginia in 2006. He is the qualified individual for the company’s Class A Contractor’s License. He oversees the daily operations on projects and associated paperwork as well as managing in the field. His most notable projects to date include the balcony restoration of Crystal Gateway Condominium, the Metropolitan of Bethesda, and the Carleton Condominium; as well as subgrade waterproofing repairs to Herndon Harbor House, Watergate at Landmark, and the garage of 2650 Park Tower Drive. He also manages building maintenance projects on such notable buildings in DC as 101 Constitution Ave., the National Press Building, Gallery Place, and 400 N. Capitol Street.