Stonington Woods & Reddington Village · Newark, Ohio · Completed 2024
Two communities.
Four crews. In concert.
Extensive exterior wood rot repair, replacement, and follow-up painting. Two capital improvement projects managed simultaneously.
Community capital improvements
Newark, Ohio
- Stonington Woods
- Two crews
- Reddington Village
- Two crews
- Project record
- Completed 2024
The scale of the responsibility
Separate communities.
A coordinated commitment.
In 2024, Espinosa Restoration Services undertook two extensive community capital improvement projects in Newark, Ohio, at the same time. Two crews worked at Stonington Woods while two additional crews worked at Reddington Village.
Both projects addressed deteriorated exterior wood components, followed by painting of the repaired areas. The scope extended from dormers and roof eaves to soffits, fascia boards, and window casings.
For association boards and property managers, these projects demonstrate more than the range of exterior repair work. They show our ability to organize four crews across two substantial community programs simultaneously.
The shared scope
Repair the deterioration.
Bring the finish together.
- Extensive wood rot repair and replacement at both communities
- Dormers and roof eaves
- Soffits and fascia boards
- Window casings and affected exterior trim
- Follow-up painting of areas repaired for wood rot
- Concurrent deployment of two crews at each community
01 / Stonington Woods
Exterior care.
Across the community.
Newark, Ohio · Completed 2024 · Two crews. Extensive repairs and replacement to deteriorated exterior wood, followed by painting of the repaired areas.
02 / Reddington Village
A second project.
Moving forward alongside it.
Newark, Ohio · Completed 2024 · Two crews. Reddington Village received the same extensive wood rot repair, replacement, and painting work while the Stonington Woods project was underway.
The photographs show the community settings and exterior views. Entrance monuments identify the locations; monument construction is not part of the featured repair scope.
Planning at community scale
Bring us the scope.
Let’s consider the whole program.
Whether your association needs targeted exterior repairs or an extensive capital improvement program, share the properties, priorities, and components that need attention.
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