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Posted: November 20, 2009
Upstate Roofing & Painting
Upstate Roofing & Painting's mission is to live "Integrity in Action." The company was founded in 1973 and is headquartered at 1300 Brighton-Henrietta Townline Rd., Rochester. They employ a team of over 60 dedicated professionals. In their 30-year history, they've successfully completed thousands of projects for satisfied customers. Upstate Roofing & Painting excels at solving complex commercial roofing and commercial painting challenges. They're innovators and specialists in the installation of single-ply systems. They are leaders in proactive roof maintenance and repair programs. They have a wide range of specialty services that gives their clients a value-added option — a "whole-building" solution. Upstate Roofing & Painting carries a $5 million umbrella insurance policy, with a $2 million bonding capacity. In 2006, they added a commercial painting division offering a wide range of services and delivered with the level of integrity Upstate Roofing & Painting has become known for.
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