ARTISAN

Historic Contracting

Making America Bueatiful Again One Building At Atime. “Remembering The Forgotten”.

The Sweatt Residence

Built 1890 -91

Ref: Cultural Resources Survey and Evaluation Olivewood-Mulberry House Relocation Project MAY 11, 2009

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Affordable And Still Done With Excellence

Restoration / Consultation

Craftsman Bungalow House

Eastlake Style Victorian House

Queen Anne Style Victorian House

Ranch Style House Under

Spanish Colonial Style House

Tudor Style House

Why Choose Us

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At Artisan Historic Contracting, we bring history back to life. Specializing in the restoration of historic structures—particularly Victorian homes—we combine time-honored craftsmanship with a deep respect for architectural heritage. With decades of experience, our team has cultivated strong partnerships with expert tradespeople and artisans across a wide range of restoration disciplines. Whether preserving original details or reviving period-accurate features, we are committed to excellence in every project. Remembering the Forgotten

Community Activities & Services

These are the projects that we are on record having  had in some way direct involvement in or as a tradesman contributed. 

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“The House That Breathed” The old house loomed like a corpse in the fog—its windows hollow eyes, its doors a gaping mouth. Ellsworth, a seasoned carpenter with concise hands and nerves of steel, had seen his share of decrepit buildings. But this one… this one felt wrong. The moment he stepped inside, the air thickened. Not with dust or mold, but with something unseen watching. As he unpacked his tools in the foyer, the first sound came: A slow, dragging scrape—like fingernails across rotting wood—echoed from the floor above. He froze. No one else was supposed to be here. Then, a whisper, barely audible, slithered through the air: “Heeeelp meee…” He spun around. Nothing. Just the creak of the chandelier swaying, though there was no breeze. In the hallway, every step he took was answered by a second set of footsteps, just behind him—always just behind. When he stopped, they stopped. When he turned, silence. From the walls came a rhythmic thudding, like a heartbeat—slow, deliberate, and far too loud to be human. Pipes, he told himself. Just old pipes. But then came the laughter. Childlike. Giggling. From inside the walls. It danced from room to room, mocking him, always just out of reach. In the basement, the air turned icy. His breath fogged. The lightbulb flickered as he reached for the fuse box. Click. Click. Click. Not the bulb. Something else. Like claws tapping on metal. Then, a scream—not loud, but close. Right behind his ear. He dropped his wrench. It clattered to the floor, echoing like a gunshot in the silence that followed. And then, the worst sound of all: Breathing. Not his own. Deep, ragged, and wet. Coming from the shadows. The house was breathing. And it was breathing him in.

Mission Statement

 Artisan Historic Contracting

Restoration Repair Remodeling Renovation

Plan to take on projects that aid the community by preserving the history and traditions of the trades, while restoring what is being lost to the ravages of time. By aiding home and building owners by creating a dedicated network of trades, crafts, artisans, business, civic leaders and all who wish to help. Also, by teaching all who wish to learn these crafts and trades in the field and in the classroom.

 For our youths, those newly released from incarceration, and our returning veterans. I plan to open trade schools and teach all who wish to learn.

Remembering the Forgotten 

Remembering The Forgotten

Let Artisan Historic Contracting giving your project the expertise to shine like new!

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