Blue Peaks Roofing replaced roofs across the South Adams County Fire Protection District: Fire Stations 25, 26, 27 and 28 and the district’s Indoor Training and Wellness Facility, known as The Pound, in the Commerce City and Brighton area.
The program combined standing seam metal, PBR metal and Class 4 impact-resistant shingles, about 715 squares in all, built in two phases on facilities that stayed in service.
Fire stations and a working training facility cannot be treated like empty buildings. Scheduling, access and debris control had to protect apparatus readiness and ongoing district operations at every site.
The program also mixed roof systems by building, so each station needed the right materials and the right crew, coordinated under one district customer across two phases.
Tear-off and a new snap-lock standing seam metal roof, about 80 squares.
Tear-off of the old laminated shingles and new TAMKO StormFighter Class 4 impact-resistant shingles, with synthetic underlayment, ice and water membrane, ridge, vents and flashings. About 51 squares at Station 26 and 61 squares at Station 27.
New TAMKO StormFighter Class 4 impact-resistant shingles, about 167 squares, with starter, ridge, synthetic underlayment, ice and water membrane and snow guards.
The largest roof in the program: about 356 squares of new 26-gauge PBR metal with a new insulation package, installed one section at a time, plus new trim and box gutters on the west side. The crew finished the metal against wind near the end of the job.
Gutter repair work in the first phase.
Learn more about our standing seam metal roofing and Class 4 impact-resistant shingles.
Before, during and after photos from Stations 25 through 28 and The Pound.
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