Prescott Construction Co LLC

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“Expert Advice” By Sarah Cox: The Roanoke Times, Home & Garden 2007 “Matt Prescott, owner of a construction company, shares his tips on how a homeowner can ease the remodeling process”. Read entire article ..... PDF file (Adobe Acrobat reader required) “New Life for a Classic Beauty” By Norma Lugar: The Roanoker Magazine Decmber 2005 It’s one of the city’s most breathtaking homes. A place Russ Ellis had admired since he was a kid. Then, after selling his InSystems Technologies, he and wife Kelly were ready for their dream home: this gorgeous South Roanoke landmark. Today the house is theirs. Redone. Imprinted with their own personalities. And suited to a dynamic young family. Assisted by interior designer Elaine Stephenson and renovation/ restoration expert Matt Prescott of Prescott Construction, she went to work. Both were valuable assets and, according to Russ, Prescott’s great value was that he “understood how to restore the house” with such architecturally unique features as an arched marble doorway, 24-inch exterior walls, 18-inch interior walls and massive glazed terra cotta tile roof. “Downtown Living” The Roanoke Times, Duncan Adams, October 19, 2003: “Historic tax credits and other incentives have played a key role in most rehabilitation projects providing residential quarters in older, eligible buildings downtown. ‘They’re absolutely essential,’ said Matt Prescott, owner and president of Prescott Construction Company, whose company has tackled several such rehabs downtown. “Prescott Construction worked with architect Peter Clapsaddle and Perdue Cabinets to create the home of Marilyn and Sands Woody at 315 Market St. And Prescott worked with architect Mark McConnel to renovate space above Angler’s Café into a loft apartment for Claus Kroeger and Debbie Sinex, who own the building at the corner of Kirk Avenue and Second Street. Both homes are on the downtown living tour.” “Downtown—This is Living! Look Up! Living quarters abound in downtown Roanoke” Fran Ferguson, The Roanoker, September-October 2003: “The home of Debbie Sinex and Claus Kroeger, 137 Kirk Avenue, SW: Debbie Sinex has made a living renovating old buildings…she found a small building on the corner of Kirk and Second Street… the roof was leaking and the building ‘needed so much work’ “With the help of Mark McConnel, architect, and Prescott Construction, she now has a wide-open 1,500-square-foot loft apartment and office space….” “The home of Marilyn and Sands Woody, 315 Market Street, SE. The space is actually four smaller buildings knitted together, the oldest dating from the late 1890s. The renovation by Prescott Construction took more than a year, with the resulting space now housing the new Beamer’s restaurant on the ground floor, offices on the second, and the Woody’s 2,200-square-foot apartment on top. “Profile: Builder puts his business where his heart is” Rachel Cannon, Blue Ridge Business Journal, March 10, 2003: “Keeping the old new is one of the goals of builder Matt Prescott, a guy whose background includes a fine arts degree and an English degree.

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