Restoring the Storefront at Tony’s Pizza in Bremerton

Tony's Pizza storefront in Bremerton with the arched entry and new unpainted woodwork around the front windows.
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If you’ve driven down Kitsap Way, you probably know the painted chef and arched entry at Tony’s Pizza. When a car backed into the storefront and damaged the woodwork around the front windows, we came out to rebuild it.

Matching the Woodwork Out Front

We still had intact sections of the decorative framing to work from. We used those pieces to make templates, then cut and fitted new woodwork to match the shapes already on the building. Once the new pieces were in place, we painted them to blend in with the rest of the storefront.

Crew member fitting new decorative woodwork beside an intact painted section of the Tony's Pizza storefront.
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Crew member laying out a cut on plywood with a level for the replacement storefront woodwork.
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Rebuilt decorative woodwork around the Tony's Pizza front windows before painting.
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Rebuilt storefront woodwork and arch at Tony's Pizza partway through painting.
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Repairing a Rotted Beam Around Back

We also took care of a separate repair at the rear of the building, where an existing beam had rot. Along with repairing the beam, we put in a concrete footing and added an upright post beneath the beam for extra support.

Crew member working on the exposed beam at the rear of Tony's Pizza in Bremerton.
Rear elevation of Tony's Pizza with the beam repair work area, ladder and tools.
Close-up of a crew member working on the rotted section of the rear beam.

Have a Repair in Mind?

If you have a building in Kitsap County that needs custom carpentry or structural repair, get in touch and tell us what you’re working on.

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