Definitions: C - Restoration
certified historic structure
A certified historic structure is a building that has been recognized by regional government as having historic importance to the community. Repairs and modifications to a certified historic structure are highly controlled by governing bodies.
References - certified historic structure
See the following for additional certified historic structure information:
- Renovating Old Houses: Bringing New Life to Vintage Homes Taunton Press; 3 Rev Upd edition, December 2005, Michael Litchfield, ISBN 1561585882
- Get Your House Right: Architectural Elements to Use & Avoid Taunton Press, December 2003, George Nash, ISBN 1561585351
- Carpentry & Building Construction, Student Text Sterling, January 2008, Marianne Cusato, Ben Pentreath, Richard Sammons, Leon Krier, ISBN 1402736282
- Carpentry Glencoe/McGraw-Hill; 6 edition, January 2003, Mark Feirer, John Feirer, ISBN 007822702X
- Green Building Products, 3rd Edition: The GreenSpec Guide to Residential Building Materials-3rd Edition ICC (distributed by Cengage Learning); 1 edition, October 2009, International Code Council, ISBN 1435400631
Service Professionals that can help with certified historic structure issues
- Remodeling Contractor
- Fire and Water Damage Restoration
- Restoration Contractor
- Water Damage Restoration
- General Contractor
Common projects involving certified historic structure
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