Category: Historic Roofing
Durable Restoration craftsmen rebuilt various ornaments on the church. In addition, they repaired the main sanctuary’s standing seam roofs including the wall flashings and replaced the front lower standing seam entry roof.
Over the course of this project, our crews installed more than 15,000 pounds of copper as well as various copper elements to the steeple.
Our scope of work included repairing the building's skylight, installing mirror-coated glass panels, and replicating upper vent caps and seam caps over glass rails in copper.
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Durable Restoration installed new underlayment and replaced damaged slate across the roof of the cathedral.
Durable Restoration installed a new slate roof along with new flashings to St. Charles Presbyterian. In addition to this, we built a new columbarium.
Our most recent project involved restoration work to the rotunda, including the box gutter at the perimeter and structural stabilization of the masonry.
Our scope of work for this project included building a wrap-around porch, installing box gutters, downspouts, and new metal wall flashing.
Durable Restoration performed extensive work on this 19th century church. Our work included installing new cedar shingle siding, restoring the concrete porch and steps, and installing new copper gutters.
The restoration process of St. Andrew's Catholic Church included 3 phases. These phases included restoring both steeples, restoring the center spire with new copper, and the installation of a new Buckingham slate roof.