Candice B.
12/22/2011
We booked Renaissance to do some hardscaping in our back yard. Like many lots on Capitol Hill, we have a long narrow yard, with alley access to provide parking. The entire space had been covered...
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1223 Pennsylvania Ave SE
Washington, DC 20003
Renaissance Development Inc. is a Washington, DC-based construction company that specializes in tuckpointing and the restoration of historic brick buildings using traditional methods and materials. Their expertise not only ensures the structural integrity of these properties but also restores them to their original appearance, contributing to the preservation of the city’s architectural heritage.
In addition to tuckpointing, the company offers services that include building patios, walkways, retaining walls, and steps, all designed to enhance urban gardens and complement residences in historic neighborhoods. With a skilled team dedicated to providing careful attention to each project, Renaissance Development is committed to transforming outdoor spaces into inviting extensions of the home.
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3.510 reviewsC R.
10/4/2025
I hired Renaissance to re-tuckpoint my home in 2016. After only a few years, the mortar is failing miserably. in some places the mortar is 90% gone and the bricks are eroding. The work falls under...
Pamela L.
4/25/2024
High quality work. Careful craftsmanship and professional. My house was built in 1900 and required a good deal of tuck pointing and brick renovation. They also replaced a parking pad and retaining...
Greg D.
11/20/2019
After researching various companies for tuck pointing services, we selected Renaissance Development. This selection was based upon several favorable reviews from previous clients, as well as...
Victoria C.
1/22/2019
We used Renaissance about a year ago to help repair a fireplace that had been covered under drywall and needed some work. We were restoring the fireplace to visually appealing but non-working use....
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