How the job went.
- The job
The 1936 Queens Supreme Courthouse has an Alabama limestone facade and a Corinthian colonnade that need repair. A restoration firm had to survey the damage and plan the work.
- The problem
The shape of the roof ruled out suspended scaffolds, and pipe scaffolding anchored into the walls could cause more damage.
- What we sent
Our 250 ft boom lift with an IPAF-certified operator, who squeezed the 12 ft basket between the columns to reach almost the whole attic from one setup.
- How it went
With 134 ft of side reach, all the sounding, inspection and scanning took only two setups per facade. The inspection was finished on the second day.
