project portfolio : historical
Noah Enterprises is proud to provide renovation, restoration and construction services on the Norfolk Naval Operations Base and the Norfolk Naval Station. Many of these historic houses are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and are part of the Admirals Row, Jamestown Quarters Historic District.
Missouri house
Norfolk Naval Station, Norfolk, Virginia
Scope of Work: Restoration of Missouri House on Admirals Row includes landscaping, brick cleaning and restoration, finish carpentry,
exterior painting, plumbing and electrical work.
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Vermont house
Norfolk Naval Station, Norfolk, Virginia
Scope of Work: The Vermont House is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is part of the 1907 Jamestown Exposition
Admirals Row, Jamestown Quarters Historic district in Norfolk Naval Station. All work conforms to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards
for Rehabilitating Historic Structures. For the Vermont House, Noah removed the existing addition and constructed a new two-story addition to include
a new kitchen, master bedroom, bathroom, office and laundry room. Work also included removal of the existing siding, installation of new hardi-siding,
and repair and painting of exterior surfaces and new roof.
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VIRGINIA HOUSE
Naval Operations Base, Norfolk, Virginia
Scope of Work: This home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is part of the Admirals Row, Jamestown Quarters Historic District. All work conforms to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation of Historic Structure. Exterior work included installation of new brick to match existing. Interior work included demolition of kitchen and pantry cabinets, floor tile, substraight, ceiling tile and grid, new 9 lite solid wood door, 58” warming shelf unit, removal and reinstallation of range, chiller unit, ice maker, dishwasher, sub zero refrigerator, wine cooler and 36” double oven. Noah installed a new kitchen, butler pantry and sunroom cabinets and granite countertops, along with ceramic tile in the kitchen, pantry and hall by basement stairs. Plaster/drywall repairs, painting, new appliances, plumbing, HVAC and electrical upgrades were completed.
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West VIRGINIA HOUSE
Naval Operations Base, Norfolk, Virginia
Scope of Work: The Noah team performed major interior and exterior renovation work for this historic home. Interior work included kitchen cabinetry, new appliances, reconfiguration of the master bedroom and bath, repair of hardwood floors, new carpet, build soffits to hide existing pipes, interior repair, new vanities and granite tops, ceramic tile in baths, ceramic flooring in sunroom and porch, new HVAC system and ductwork, cable TV and phone cabling, light fixtures, and new media center. The West Virginia home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. All work conformed to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation of Historic Structures.
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POWELL COURTHOUSE
Scope of Work: The objective of this project is to restore structural integrity to the garage of a historical structure and repair all damage as a result of the water infiltration over the past decade. The work involves the removal and installation of Architectural granite stone cladding, demolition of concrete fireproofing surrounding the structural steel frame, repair and/or replacement of the structural steel framing, and the reinstallation of the concrete fireproofing and granite stones. All work will occur over three distinct phases while keeping the Courthouse building operational.
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Read The Virginian-Pilot article on Jamestown Expo 1907 and Admirals Row
“I congratulate Noah on the success of Vermont House, a historical renovation. The job was completed on schedule and Noah’s team was outstanding in every aspect. I also want to commend your firm for your spirit of cooperation and your professional commitment to achieving a very high standard of construction quality, while maintaining the historical integrity of this 1907 home. We at Lincoln Property Company look forward to your continued success."
Daniel M. Hawkins
Lincoln Property Company
Norfolk, Virginia
"I want to express my great satisfaction over the work completed at my quarters, Ohio House East. Noah (Enterprises) was assigned the work to renovate a portion of my quarters while my family and I were still in residence. The project involved some upgrades in the kitchen, a complete renovation of the master bathroom and the repair of some water intrusion damage. Mr. Rudy Cerny, a Noah employee, supervised the work in the house. I was impressed with the high quality of the work and the oversight. Mr. Cerny has a very critical eye and was not satisfied until the work was completed to his high standards. I was so pleased by the experience that I would seek out Noah to plan and conduct work on my private residence.
Please express my satisfaction to all concerned with the conduct of this project."
Rear Admiral R.J. O’Hanlon
U.S. Navy