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Steeples, church exteriors and old houses are the work Mid-Maine Restoration describes itself around: restoration for churches and historic public and residential buildings, with services including painting, structural repairs, steeple jacking, steeple reconstruction and custom millwork. The company says it has been in business 43 years. Its BBB page shows an A+ grade and lists it as accredited, and on Google it holds 5 stars from 7 ratings. A 2025 reviewer wrote that the company painted the exterior of the Tides Institute's 1819 North Church building in Eastport, Maine, and repaired woodwork on the exterior as needed. That 2025 reviewer called the pricing very reasonable and said the company asked questions to get answers before taking next steps. A 2025 customer said the team installed an architect-designed support system to reinforce a sagging floor in a two-story garage with a finished room on the second floor, and that the work was done precisely, quickly and at a reasonable price. A 2023 customer said Andrew repaired a copper weathervane from the late 1800s, a family heirloom, so it could be displayed again on the family farm. A 2023 customer said the company painted their house in Waterville, and that Andrew and his crew took care prepping the surfaces, repairing minor damage and cleaning up the work site. A 2022 customer wrote that when the front fascia came off the 1890 East Raymond Chapel, a post was found missing for 8 feet and the next 16 feet were rotten; the posts were replaced, securing the steeple. That 2022 customer said Andrew Wilcox kept them in the loop on his and the engineers' plans and looked far and wide for copper for the belfry.
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Mid-Maine Restoration did a terrific job in painting the exterior of the Tides Institute's historic 1819 North Church building in Eastport, Maine. They were extremely professional painters and did a great job in also repairing woodwork as need on the exterior of the building. They were a wonderful crew to have working on our building and the entire community enjoyed having them here. Their pricing was very reasonable and they communicated well, asking questions to get answers before taking next steps.
The Mid-Maine Restoration team installed a specialized, architect-designed support system to reinforce a sagging floor in my two story garage with a finished room on the second floor. The work was done precisely, quickly and at a reasonable price. Andrew is also great at communicating promptly and keeping the customer updated on work as it goes along. True professionals.
We hired Mid-Maine Restoration to repair an old copper weathervane from the late 1800’s that was a family heirloom. Andrew listened to our concerns for stabilizing the weathervane and successfully repaired it such that we can proudly display it again on our family farm. He was very communicative throughout the process and was very helpful in explaining the repair techniques. These types of repair and restoration skills are a lost art but Andrew readily took on the challenge. We would highly recommend Mid-Maine Restoration.
Mid-Maine Restoration painted our house in Waterville. It looks great - truly amazing. But what you don't see is the tremendous care Andrew and his crew took in prepping the surfaces, repairing minor damage, and cleaning up the work site. We could not be happier with the process or the results.
Mid Maine Restoration worked on our East Raymond Chapel built in 1890. We are on the National Historical list. When they took off the front fascia they found a missing Post for 8’ as well as the next 16’ rotten. So very thorough, the posts were replaced securing our Steeple. Andrew Wilcox was great at keeping me in the loop with his and the engineers plans, Andrew also looked far and wide for copper for the Belfry. He really cares about the buildings he works on and the people attached to them. I could not be more pleased! Mid Maine Restoration is OUTSTANDING!
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Typical Maine range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Mid-Maine Restoration. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Finished floor area of the rooms in scope — not wall area.
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$6,000 – $9,000
Typical painting project around $7,500
