Wed 27th February, 2019
Starting 2019 off, we have been busy finishing up jobs. Currently, our shop is a combination of our regular crew and site workers that are assisting in painting windows for a job in Virginia. Our site has been updated to show jobs we have going on and photos of the beautiful...
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Mon 19th November, 2018
Graham Paul Banks, Vice President of Operations at Hayles and Howe, Inc. one of the world’s leading ornamental plastering and restoration companies died early Thursday morning at Howard County General Hospital. He was born in Portsmouth, England in 1952, son of Ronald and...
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Thu 23rd August, 2018
HERE'S A LITTLE UPDATE ON WHAT WE'VE BEEN UP TO. Earlier this year, we were happy to have our hardworking craftsmen win the Washington Building Congress (WBC) Craftsmanship Award for their work at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Center in Bowie, MD. We congratulated Sandro...
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Mon 4th January, 2016
We were excited to receive this beautiful and tasty treat from our friends at KatzAbosch. Thank you and a Happy New...
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Fri 18th December, 2015
Hayles and Howe is excited to announce we have been awarded a large contract at the Old Post Office Hotel. This historical building is located in DC and is owned by the real estate mogul and Republican presidential candidate, Donald...
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Wed 11th November, 2015
This October, Hayles and Howe, Inc. celebrated 25 years of service in the USA. Since our incorporation in 1990, we have had the privilege to restore many of America’s historic buildings as well as collaborate with residential and commercial clients. We would like to say “Thank You”...
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Thu 10th September, 2015
New ICCIFP (Institute of Certified Construction Industry Financial Professionals) Chairman Bob Biehl presents Joselin a plaque recognizing her years of service to the Institute at the June Institute Board meeting in Chicago, IL. Joselin served as Chairman for the 2014-15 year, and continues...
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Tue 30th June, 2015
Hayles and Howe, Inc. will be closed on July 3rd in celebration of Independence day. Happy 4th of...
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Thu 7th May, 2015
Historic Washington Monument restoration work continues for Hayles and Howe, Inc. plasterers in the 178-foot column and museum space of the nation’s first public monument to George Washington. Within the towering structure, the walls and central pillar were plastered with natural cement,...
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Fri 23rd May, 2014
The restoration of historic Sherman Building in Washington, DC received an Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation on May 15, 2014 from the District of Columbia Preservation League. This award was received by general contractor for the project, The Christman Company, as well as...
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Wed 16th April, 2014
On Monday the Hayles and Howe shop got a visit from the Union Station Redevelopment team. Our guys got to show them the ropes and even put them to work. Here are some photos from their visit. ...
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Wed 9th April, 2014
Two teams of Hayles and Howe. Inc.’s artisans traveled to western Maryland last week to begin work on the renovations of the plasterwork in the 1866 B’er Chayim Temple in Cumberland. The brick building had undergone an exterior renovation removing white paint and re-pointing its brick...
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Tue 17th September, 2013
Hayles and Howe, Inc.’s plaster artisans are nearing the finish of a 14-month restoration of the 1850’s-era Sherman Building, located on the grounds of the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Washington, DC. This National Historic Landmark, located within a designated historic district on...
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Wed 11th September, 2013
Hayles and Howe’s US Financial Manager keeps H&H on the front line of professional opportunities in the construction industry. Joselin R Martin is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and is an active member of the Maryland Association of CPAs (MACPA). She currently serves on the MACPA...
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