Once again, Superior Home Services, Inc. is mentioned in the Georgetown Dish!

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“Aspiring young Picassos take note. There’s a bus traveling around Georgetown you’ll want to park your paintbrush in. Donated by the Friess family, the bus sports eco-friendly interiors courtesy of Amicus Green Building Center, a design by ACG Architects, and a build by volunteers from award-winning Georgetown-based, Superior Home Services, Inc. The Boys and Girls Club of Greater Washington (BGCGW) now has their very own traveling arts classroom.”

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“We met our favorite client, a woman named Peggy, at a party about five years ago. Maybe a year and a half later, she called about adding a bathroom and remodeling the kitchen of her 1865 Georgetown home. It would have been a great project — originally budgeted at $150,000 — but we quickly learned there was extensive termite damage throughout the house.”

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We now have links available to view the Artmobile video created by Joseph Neigh! The video shows the production of the Artmobile from start to finish, and those who were involved in the process. Check it out!

Artmobile – Full length video

Artmobile – Cut Version

Superior Home Services,Inc. has recently finished production on the Artmobile, created for the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Washington. The Artmobile program began with an idea to have a mobile art classroom to teach the arts to at risk youth. Daniel Steinkoler, president of Superior Home Services, Inc. and founder of the Men’s leadership group volunteered to construct the Artmobile. The Artmobile was constructed with  donated materials from Amicus Green Building Center, pro bono architectural design work from ACG Architects and volunteer builders from Superior Home Services, Inc. The Artmobile was presented to the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Washington, at their annual ICON gala on October 26^th 2011.

Photos by: Katie Kundrotas

View photos from the ICON gala by Washington Life : Boys & Girls Club Icon Gala 2011

“We will be the first Boys and Girls club nationally to have an art mobile,”
said Hawthorn at the planning session at il Canale restaurant. “The van will be
a complete art studio, and it will be taken around to the region’s clubs to
develop the artistic skills of students.”

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“We are so excited about this honor and want to thank everyone who helped make this project a huge success!” said Daniel Steinkoler, Superior Home Services President.  The firm won Grand Prize for Residential Historical Renovation/Restoration…..

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Recently we were featured in the March/April 2011 Home and Design issue this Spring!  Take a look at our article about the Georgetown Historical Restoration. 

”Tackling the kitchen and bath renovation of a historic Georgetown tow house seemed straightforward enough to Daniel Steinkoler, President of Superior Home Services, Inc.  Until demolition day, that is, when his team started pulling down walls and discovered extensive termite damage throughout the entire 1865 property….”

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We recently have been recognized by the 2010 Capital COTY awards  panel of impartial judges for six awards!  We spent many hours preparing entries this year of our recently completed Historical Restoration.  Our hard work paid off in these six categories: Residential Historical Renovation/Restoration, Residential Bath Over $60,000, Residential Bath $30,000-$60,000, Residential Interior Specialty, Creative Solutions Under $15,000, and Residential Kitchen Over $150,000. 

We are so pleased and want to thank everyone who helped make this project an award winner.   We will be recognized this Saturday January 29th, at the 2010 Capital COTY Celebration.

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“Piedmont Vintage Homes is not the only builder in the region to take on vintage construction.  Dan Steinkoler, a history major who attended American University, owns Superior Home Services and is rebuilding an 1853 town house in Georgetown.”

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