Metal. Hammered and shaped to the uses of mankind since his origins. From medieval domes to modern skyscrapers; from iron, copper and bronze, to stainless steel, aluminum and titanium. As the architectural use of metals has widened and evolved, so has the challenge of restoring and preserving it. Architectural metals, especially in the urban areas, suffer the insults of time and grime, pollution and corrosion.

Remco's metal specialists study metallurgy and chemistry, construction methods, technical requirements and artistic styles. They have mastered old and new techniques of restoring, refinishing, polishing, and preserving metals. They have even pioneered new methods and materials when necessary.

When the appropriate treatments are applied, when the luster of the metal is revived and its structural integrity preserved...then the cost of future maintenance will be modest, and the beauty of the building will continue to inspire.