Fine Woodworking: Architectural Restoration, Furniture & Wooden Boat Repair & Restoration in Albany & Schenectady.
Serving Albany, Schenectady & surrounding areas by building, restoring and designing in wood, since 1979
Howard Mittleman, proprietor
518-434-4414
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Specializing in Architectural Restoration in Albany, Schenectady & Surrounding Areas of New York's Capital Region
Headed by Howard Mittleman, North River Restorations specializes in meeting the needs of contractors, architects and individuals for projects in wood that require a high level of expertise, flexibility and imagination.
With more than 40 years of experience building and restoring boats, wooden cars, furniture, cabinets, stairs, doors and windows, additions, carved signs - if it's wood, we've probably done it.
Residential, commercial and institutional buildings are often distinctive because of their unique architectural details. For centuries, ornate wood surfaces, finishes and embellishments have been used to convey the beauty and integrity of our buildings.
Organic materials such as wood deteriorate over time. Maintenance by an architectural restoration specialist is often the best way to preserve fine and intricate woodwork.
owner Howard Mittleman carves a cornice bracket
Headed by Howard Mittleman, North River Restorations specializes in meeting the needs of contractors, architects and individuals for projects in wood that require a high level of expertise, flexibility and imagination.
With more than 40 years of experience building and restoring boats, wooden cars, furniture, cabinets, stairs, doors and windows, additions, carved signs - if it's wood, we've probably done it.
Residential, commercial and institutional buildings are often distinctive because of their unique architectural details. For centuries, ornate wood surfaces, finishes and embellishments have been used to convey the beauty and integrity of our buildings.
Organic materials such as wood deteriorate over time. Maintenance by an architectural restoration specialist is often the best way to preserve fine and intricate woodwork.
owner Howard Mittleman carves a cornice bracket