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Leo Roth constructs new West Webster fire house

This fall Leo Roth Corp. joined The Building Innovation Group as well as other building trades to construct a new fire house. Under the direction of LJR project manager Shane Baxter, Mike Terzo, Earl Delong and Jerry Goodwin began work on the metal roofing portion of the project in Sept. The Atas 24-gauge Kynar finished "Field-lok" metal roof covers about 2,500 s/f. The Sierra Tan metal panels measure between 24-ft. and 10-ft. in length and are 12 ½ inches wide with a 1 ½ inch standing seam. Also included in their work scope was the installation of 1,850 s/f of Atas Concord Creamvented and non-vented metal soffit panels as well as our shop fabricated 206 ft. of gutters and 125 ft. of downspouts complete with multiple fabricated miters. To top this project off, the Leo Roth team installed almost 200 linear ft. of Alpine "ColorGard" pipe style snow guards, matching the new roof color.
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