Woodville Fire Department Update

Foundation and Slab Placement

The slab and foundation were poured right before the new year. We couldn't have asked for better conditions for the time of year, so thankful that the mild weather held out for us. It took a little over 200 yards of concrete to pour both the apparatus bay and the office area.  With the awesome weather we  were able to finish well ahead of schedule of the building's arrival  just after the new year. Looking forward to seeing it go up!

Building on site

What a way to start off the first week of the new year with the delivery of 20+ tons of new fire station. With the steel on the ground and the slab in place it won't be long to see the building taking shape.

Stay tuned for more updates ...

30' x 40' Storage Building

Check out this awesome backyard storage building we just wrapped up. We often get the question " What's the smallest building you offer?" Well, this isn't it. However when you need an affordable and reliable building like this one, a Butler™ Classic II Building offers the perfect solution. Simply designed without all the bells and whistles,  a Classic II Building will meet your budget and timeline. For more information on Butler's Classic II or for more information on pricing CONTACT US to get started today.

Construction Underway

The heavy earth moving on the site is complete and our guys have had some awesome weather to get a good start on digging the foundation and setting up the slab. If the weather holds we will be placing concrete next week.

Contract Awarded!!!

We are very excited to have been awarded the contract to construct an 8,000 square foot shell to serve as the new station for the Woodville Fire Department. Stay tuned for pictures and updates of construction.

Contract Awarded

We are pleased to announce that we were awarded a contract by Athens-Clarke County to renovate the exterior of one T-hangar at the Ben Epps airport.

Installation Complete!

It's amazing the difference a little over a week can make. Check out the before and after! Long gone are the days of roof sealants and patching.

Click the link below to get more information about our retro-fit metal roofing options.

Mt. Olivet Installation

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After 3 days the roof is almost 50% complete with uninterrupted use of the building.  Here you can see the additional 3" layer of insulation that is placed between the old roof and new MR-24 roof. This serves to eliminate condensation between the two roof planes, but also increases the energy efficiency of the building. 

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MR-24 Seamer

Take a look at one of the secrets behind the unmatched performance behind the MR-24 roofing system. The Roof Runner field forms a 180 degree double lock seam, the same seam found on a soda can. 

Mt Olivet Re-Roof

A case study of the re-roof of Mt. olivet reroof in Hartwell GA

The original structure structure, a 10,000 sq ft Butler Building, was built in 1975 with Butler Rib I roof panels. As the church's needs grew, a width extension was added using a different building system. After 39 years in place the Butler roof was still preforming exceptional, though the transition had always given trouble due to improper installation of the addition. After exhausting all efforts over the years to remedy the situation and being pleased with the performance of their Butler roof for four decades, the decision was made to end the leak once and for all. 

Using Butler's MR-24 roofing system with low-profile metal over metal re-roof application, additional installation and the support clips are install directly to the existing roof deck. This translates into zero down time during the installation and an increase in energy efficiency for years after the installation is complete. Butler's MR-24 roofing system also offers the only field formed 360 degree Pittsburgh double lock seam, which offers undeniable performance and the track record to prove just that. 

Check back and follow our progress as we breathe new life into a troubled roof. And to find out more about Butler's MR-24 just click HERE