Stone Care Management, Inc., owner of The Marble Restoration Company, has announced the purchase of Custom Metal Restoration.
The merger of these two Philadelphia-area businesses offers clients a one-stop-shop for all their natural stone and metal restoration and maintenance needs.
In making the announcement, Stone Care CEO Rick Sirianni said that George and Michael Fedin, previous owners of Custom Metal, have agreed to assist with the transition and that all Custom Metal staff members, including Sally Fedin, the office manager, will remain in place.
Sally said of Rick Sirianni and The Marble Restoration Company that “his successful business, leadership, and heart which is just like ours … we know he will take care of our employees and customers as we have for many years. I look forward to working with Rick and bringing both companies together as one.”
“We are very excited to offer our clients the same kind of quality and excellent customer service that both companies are known for,” Sirianni said. “Our president, Brynn Fata, is working on merging and automating the CMR systems into Stone Care to provide a seamless transition for our clients.”
Custom Metal, a long-time local family business, has specialized in original restoration, refinishing, and high-tech maintenance services for architectural metals. The company’s distinctive quality restoration work has included building facades, door and window frames, elevator cabs, escalators, decorative plaques, and monuments.
Founded in 2014, the Marble Restoration Company specializes in restoring scratched, etched, or worn natural stone to its original beauty. The company also has the expertise to alter the final finish of stone to a gloss, matte, or satin luster. About half of the company’s work is in residential projects, with the other half commercial.
In 2017, the company was part of the award-winning restoration of Philadelphia’s Belgravia Hotel, also known as Peale House. Built in 1902 and featuring the Beaux-Arts style that was popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the building is on the National Register of Historic Places.
In 2016, The Marble Restoration Company received the Grand Jury Award from the Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia for its work on the Esherick House, designed by architect Louis Kahn for Margaret Esherick and constructed in 1961. Other notable projects have included the restoration of the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul and the Curtis Center in Philadelphia.
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