Tuesday, June 11, 2013

Facade Work on The Holy Moly, Clarksdale, Mississippi, June 2013

After working on the Masonic Temple Building in the Historic Downtown Blues Precinct in Clarksdale, this is the customer's feedback with photos:

The Holy Moly Masonic Temple Bldg., Clarksdale, Mississippi
Richard McCray, and his business Helpful Hands, has completed restoration work on the facade of the Masonic Temple in Downtown Clarksdale, Mississippi. 
Fifteen huge windows, originally installed in 1923, were boarded up, inside and out, in the late 1950's, together with a first floor storefront that everyone forgot existed. 
The "Helpful Hands" crew exposed the original windows with the help of a scissor lift, and repaired broken, missing or rotten parts.  They then repainted the windows, each 10'x4' window having 17 separate panes of glass.
All of the store fronts on the first floor have had a fresh coat of paint, and together with the installed new awnings, the whole building has had a new lease of life.
Richard and his staff have been great to work with on this project.  Attention to detail, professional approach, and a real concern for the quality of his finished work has set him apart.  
My partner, Carla Maxwell, and I look forward to more involvement from the "Helpful Hands" crew in the future.  Well done Richard! 
Adrian Kosky 
adrian@TheHolyMoly.com 
The Holy Moly Masonic Temple

Before Helpful Hands' Remodelling

After Helpful Hands' Remodelling