Exact Match Masonry Staining's work is featured in Masonry Magazine's July 2010 issue on page 30, see Masonry Magazine's photo of 3rd place at the 2010 IMAV Competition in Chantilly, VA. This competition reunited an award winning power team of talent: Beery Rio architecture, Falls Church Construction Corporation, assisted by masonry color experts, Exact Match Masonry Staining.  Beery Rio and Falls Church Construction collaborated on the award winning Long and Foster Head Quarters in Chantilly, VA, assisted by Exact Match Masonry Staining on the project in 2007 to 2008.  Photos in the gallery show VP Operations of Exact Match Masonry Staining consulting and working with the architect and mason contractor team to provide the accent brick color needed for the project, and any other support or touch up needed along the way.

We have formed alliances with many powerful associations who promote the masonry industry with us. It's an honor to join with other fine companies who sent their senior management to donate their time, designs, products and manpower for this and similar competitions around the United States. Congratulations to all of the teams who participated, especially the design and trade and technology students who got to show off their skills. We wish them all long and prosperous careers designing and building with green, sustainable and beautiful masonry products! Visit our Professional Associations tab to see more about some of the great organizations we partner with.

Congratulations to SAA Architects' Vice President, Danika Dallam, and President, Mark Shermyer, for Danika's award-winning project! Exact Match Masonry Staining was privileged to partner with their talented team on this challenging and highly successful adaptive reuse project in York, Pennsylvania. Capital Self Storage/Coca Cola has been awarded the 2009/2010 Preservation Award from Historic York for Adaptive Re-use in Historic Preservation.  The award ceremony was held May 20th, 2010 at the Historic Schultz House, Springettsbury Twp, York, PA. Thanks to their amazing efforts, a piece of Pennsylvania history has been preserved, and the original facade was restored.  We thank and recognize firms like SAA Architects who value historic preservation, adaptive re-use, and promote the use of sustainable masonry products. View the project on Masonry Design Magazine's September/October 2008 issue (click link, scroll to bottom of the page to learn about the building's interesting history and the heroic restoration effort in the article online.)