Customer Name: Concrete Protection & Restoration, Inc.
Location: 66 East Main Street Westminster Maryland
Roof/Metal Square Footage: 14’ x 14’ bell enclosure and 35’ tall clock tower on top of 4-story building

General Project Overview:

• What was worked on?
  • Slate repairs & sealants
  • 16 oz. Copper panels with flat lock and soldered seams
  • 16 oz. copper counter flashing with riglet.
  • 060 Firestone EPDM membrane & insulation
  • Vapor barrier to isolate tower from the main roof area.
  • Modified roof membrane

• What specific materials were needed?
  • 8” x 16” Vermont slate
  • 16 oz. copper sheets
  • Firestone EPDM
  • V-Force vapor barrier
  • Firestone APP 160 smooth modified

• Challenges and how they were overcome?
  • This was an historic building, Firehouse built in the year 1879.
  • Tower structure was deteriorating, damaged brick, fear of tower collapsing into street or neighboring building. The slate roof was damaged, tower roof area was leaking.

• Final result?
  • ETC Engineering and C.P.R supported the structure till framing, brick, trim, and other parts could be re-constructed. Reliable scaffold was setup the front of the building and around perimeter of the clock tower.

Customer Name: The Lyric
Address: 140 West Mt Royal Ave, Baltimore MD
Roof/Metal Square Footage: 17,000 sqft
Other Key Partners: Gaco, Elevate

• Upper metal roof
• Power washed existing roof using Gaco Wash, Applied Gaco Patch to all seams and fasteners, Applied Gaco S4200 white silicone coating over existing metal panels

The Lyric was built in 1894 (Originally called The Music Hall). The project featured a restoration with a silicone roof coating on the main metal roof system. The challenge was roof system was a very steep pitch so, trying to apply roof coating was tricky, pre planning and adjustments were made during project that made installing the coating go smoother. Roof system was completed and passed inspection for a 20 year warranty from the manufacture.

Customer Name: David O’Brien & Chuck Sabia
Location: 460 Granary Rd, Forest Hill Md, 21050
Roof/Metal Square Footage: 10,000 sf

• Removed an existing 10,000 sqft asphalt shingle roof and 8 existing dormers. Installed new standing seam metal roof, gutters, and downspouts.

Repaired 50 sheets of bad wood sheathing (decking), installed Pac-Clad snapclad aluminum panels “interstate blue” color, shop fabricated and installed new gutters and downspouts.

Project Description: Architectural shingles, monolithic coating and New Copper sheet
Customer Name: St. Francis Academy
Location: 501 East Chase Street Baltimore, MD 21202
Roof/Metal Square Footage: 6000 square feet
Other Key Partners: Brand/Safway Scaffold

• Full replacement of the shingle mansard roof surrounding three sides of the building.
• Select structural wood and finish wood replacement.
• Stripping, priming and repainting of all wood soffits, dormers and trim boards.
• Resealing of the secret gutter with a monolithic coating.
• Select copper component repair/replacement.
• Architectural shingles, monolithic coating and New Copper sheet used throughout.

This project was most challenging in the set up and logistics. A full OSHA approved scaffold over six stories tall needed to be erected around three sides of the building in order for the crews to safely access the work areas. The scope of work required multiple phases with coordination between us and the scaffold company. Sequencing of the shingles, painting and gutter restoration were critical to a smooth schedule with specific products applied in their correct order. In the end St Francis was overwhelmingly happy with the results and said they will be sure to use us on their other upcoming projects.