Church Roofs
Church roofs are a plenty in the USA offering a wide opportunities to the roofing industry. Church roofs are unique with architecture and shapes. The larger area makes it similar to a commercial building but unfortunately does not often have that many resources for roof improvement.
Church roofs have historical signature and architecture which must be retained and protected. Any minor modifications to the structure must be planned with the effects on the complete design and future implications.
Special Features
Church roofs have special design from the past and are often built with vaults and towers. These are hard to maintain and repair as they were built in older days. Some of the church roofs are even difficult to install because the structure is not compliant to the current fire, building, and environmental rules. Upgrading the church roofs according to the current standards is a challenge for the roofers. Church roofs need regular maintenance and need to be updated after every storm or hail.
Funding
Church roofs face funding problems and face difficulties in raising money for the roof repairs. Church roofs are often constrained by the limited budget. The metals roofs, helm roofs, and A-shaped roofs required by most churches require money for material, cost, and labor. Small communities do raise funds for the church roofs. Replacing old churches with any other buildings is resisted by the communities due to the sentiments involved. Church roofs are thus very crucial for any roofing business.
Grants
Church roofs can be funded by applying to Grants available for church improvement. Churches can apply for Faith based grants to meet the roofing repairs. Church roof repairs can also be accomplished by support from private organizations and institutions. Federal, state, and local grants can be granted by applying with documentation, repair details, and historical significance of old churches. Stores such as Home Depot support church roof repairs by donating gift cards for purchasing tools and material from their stores.
Olde Town Group
Roofing . Siding . General Contractor
Olde Town Group is the leading contractor in the Midwest who has installed many church roofs in the region. Olde Town Group has branches in Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Iowa city, Sterling, and so on. However, their head quarters are in Moline, IL. Olde Town Contracting is also part of Olde Town Roofing who work on home improvement projects.
Roofing Division
Their roofing division, Olde Town Roofing, has installed many large church roofs in the area including Davenport, Rock Island, Camanche, and so on. Sean Vogler is the owner of Olde Town Group who has years of experise in business and management. Customers prefer Olde Town Group due to the best products and services offered. Olde Town Group's professional work ethics and customer service skills has won them many repeat as well as new customers.
As a certified Shield Pro Plus contractor from IKO, Olde Town Group offers products and services that are best in the area. CertainTeed products, Tyvek house wrap, IKO roofing, James Hardie siding, and Andersen windows are the premium products Olde Town Group installs. Olde Town Group is actively working on home improvement projects and remodeling. Commercial roofing and siding are some of the specialization of Olde Town Group.
Contact Olde Town Group at 309-517-1676 or 309-738-5550 for more information about church roofs. Here is an introduction of Olde Town Group by its owner Sean Vogler.