Arcana Restoration Group Ltd. is a Toronto-based heritage masonry company offering the highest quality residential and commercial restoration work.

 
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RESTORATION

We offer a suite of services from small repairs and modifications, to complete restoration. No matter the size or scope of the project, everything we do is led by our guiding principles.

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MASONRY CLEANING

Nearly every project we encounter has some degree of masonry cleaning required. We use a specialized Thermatech steam washing system to safely remove paint, carbon and vegetation from brick and stone surfaces. Unlike other systems which can cause irreparable damage to the building envelope, steam cleaning is a non-abrasive method that is consistent with Heritage Conservation & Preservation standards worldwide.

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RENOVATIONS

We also do new-construction masonry, focusing on high quality installations with unique materials that compliment the original home's character.

Our Work

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About Us

Get to know our team of dedicated professionals, what we are about and what our guiding principles are.

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We recently completed this facade restoration in Little Portugal for our friends @pluralprojects & @the_english_carpenter. Swipe for before and after shots! - Our scope of work included non-abrasive steam paint removal and brick cleaning, area r
We recently completed a full exterior non-abrasive steam cleaning of the James T Jackson house, a Richardsonian Romanesque mansion built by architect James Ellis in 1891. - 133 years of atmospheric staining was removed from the brick and credit valle
Collaboration is what we’re about. Thanks to @giaimo.arch for inviting us to participate in this installation at the @azuremagazine Human/Nature Conference at George Brown University. - This installation is made of 400 reclaimed Toronto Don Va
Today Daniel & Jordan were invited by @rkraynor to lead a brief lecture and brick workshop at the U of T Daniel’s School of Architecture. Robert’s design-build course is focusing on circularity and material reuse in architecture. - W
Happy to be starting a new project on Broadview with @eraarch and DASD Contracting. Together we will breathe new life into this Grand old Edwardian on the park.
Swipe for before, after and process shots! - Our recently completed Morse Street project is one we are particularly proud of. We were lucky to work with passionate and collaborative clients who were supportive and involved every step of the way. The
Some more before/after and process shots from our King St. E project. - Arcana installed three different types of engineer specified structural tieback systems to secure the facade brick into the flooring system. Helical ties, threaded-rod and stron
Swipe for a before of our recently completed window and door alteration project on Argyle for some really great clients. - Sasha and Phil battled the rain and some unforeseen obstacles and did a great job on this project. Thanks guys! - #heritagemas
Arcana Restoration achieves impressive results on every project with passion, craftsmanship, specialized heritage experience methods and teamwork. - Specializing in residential, institutional and commercial restoration & renovation, our goal is
Seamless window openings - Jeremy, Julian and Arcana co-owner Brendan are doing an excellent job of creating new window openings in this @johnsonplayfairmasonry job in Trinity Bellwoods - Using reclaimed brick, hand-bolstering the stone sills and pre
We are proud to have been featured in the February 2024 edition of the ACO Port Hope “ACO Matters” newsletter for our work on 81 Walton Street. - The article features interview snippets with Arcana President Daniel Arellano and some inter
Year End Retrospective Post 1: Slab Creek House - We were hired by Alex and Adam, the wonderful team behind @angelinesinn & @houseoffalconer to restore the foundation on their newest project, an 1850s farmhand’s house in wine country. - Ou
Our downtown Port Hope restoration project is now complete. Swipe for before and after shots. - ‘The Queen’s Hotel’ was built in 1870 with later additions in 1876 and 1907. It was likely first painted in the 1920s, meaning a lifeti
Non-abrasive steam cleaning on some pretty Credit Valley sandstone in Leaside for @debloisbuilt. Swipe for before! - Sandstone can be a tricky one to clean as acid-based detergents have the potential to draw out the naturally occurring iron oxides,