OUR PROJECTS

After doing a full tear-off down to the deck, we rebuilt using a Soprema modified-bitumen system and new edge metal. Modified bitumen goes down in layers, and those layers are the point. A library cannot afford a leak, and multiple layers of protection ensure it never has one.

Ergon came to us in two phases. The first was new construction, a headquarters expansion roofed with a Siplast modified bitumen system, metal coping, and paver decks across the east and west plazas. The second was a reroof of the existing headquarters building with the same Siplast system and coping. Plaza pavers, a corporate headquarters, two distinct scopes under one standard.

For this project, we began by adding Elevate Fleeceback TPO to the sanctuary’s existing modified bitumen roof. That choice spared the congregation the high costs of replacing the roof. More importantly, it prevented disrupting the worship services of one of the largest churches in the Pine Belt.

Across multiple Pine Belt dealerships, we installed Elevate TPO with coping and edge metal to ensure each location upheld the same standard. New construction for each was completed on schedule and without interrupting any location’s business operations.

Our work at the State Capitol Building campus came in two parts. First, we installed a standing seam copper roof with matching edge metal for the new guardhouse. Then, for the east chamber dome, we reroofed with new aesthetic copper to match the existing copper so no one would notice where history ended and our work began.

We completely removed the old roof and replaced it with a new Soprema-modified bitumen system. We then capped the parapet walls with new metal coping to prevent water from ever finding its way behind the walls.

We stripped the existing roof down to the deck and started clean. In its place went a new Elevate TPO membrane with fresh edge metal around the perimeter. TPO reflects heat rather than holding it, resulting in a cooler building and a lighter cooling load underneath.

Bank First in Hattiesburg was a new build that we roofed with Elevate TPO, edge metal, and gutter. This was a complete system from the membrane down to where the water leaves the building. A bank is built to signal permanence, and ensuring its roof has optimal drainage is where that begins.

The main entrance is the first thing anyone sees, so the new addition at Brookhaven Academy had to look the part. We installed PAC-CLAD standing-seam metal panels with trim matched to the panels, creating a clean architectural line across the school’s face. Standing seam has to look as good as it performs, and on the face of a building, there is no hiding either one.

During the early 2000s when we were doing a lot of AT&T’s throughout the southeast this project consisted of demolition of the existing roof and metal and we provided them with a new modified bitumen roof and new appropriate sheet metal specified per roof manufacturer.

The Jackson Avenue Center at Ole Miss was approximately 1300 squares of complete demolition of existing roof and existing coping metal. We provided new Soprema 2 Ply modified bitumen roof along with associated flashings and new metal coping.