Metal Roofing
Boyce Train Station
Challenge: The Boyce Train Station is a building with deep historical significance. Our client wanted to restore it for use as a library, but unfortunately, it had suffered heavy storm and hail damage.
Solution: Upon investigation, we found that not only was the metal roof damaged, but much of the plywood underneath the metal would need to be replaced as well. We worked our way carefully and thoroughly through the project, installing a new, long-lasting metal roof.
Impact: The Boyce Train Station’s new roof should last nearly two centuries more, preserving its local history for the community.
Project Cost
$120,000
Time to Complete
3 months
Material
Metal, Standing Seam, in a ‘Bone White’ color, manufactured by Angler
Average Lifespan
175 years
“ADR did a great job.
“They were patient and responsive with our many changes and adjustments to the roof. We are very pleased with the whole process and the result!”