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This past winter, Bevco Sales encountered a major operational setback when their warehouse roof collapsed under the weight of unusually heavy snowfall. The facility, which spans an impressive 160 feet by 80 feet, sustained significant structural damage, rendering the space unusable and posing safety concerns for the business and its employees.
Recognizing the urgency and scale of the issue, Wesbrook Construction was called to provide a solution.
With demolition complete, the focus was shifted to rebuilding with a commitment to not only restore the warehouse but to significantly improve its resilience. New trusses, custom-engineered to withstand extreme snow loads and meet modern building codes, will be installed across the entire span. These upgraded trusses are designed with long-term durability in mind, helping to prevent future collapses and minimize risk during severe weather events.
For the new roofing system, we’ve selected the torch-on method, a tried-and-true approach for flat or low-slope roofs. This method involves the application of modified bitumen membranes, which are heated and fused together to form a watertight, seamless surface. Torch-on roofing is known for its exceptional durability, resistance to UV rays, and long lifespan - making it an ideal choice for commercial buildings exposed to harsh weather conditions.
Beyond the structural improvements, this project represents a new chapter for Bevco Sales. The reconstruction marks a transition from damage and disruption to renewal and growth. We’re not just replacing a roof - we’re helping to restore business continuity, employee safety, and confidence in the facility’s future.
At Wesbrook Construction, we take pride in delivering high-quality, resilient solutions that stand the test of time. This project is a testament to our commitment to excellence and our belief in building stronger futures - one project at a time.
We’re not just replacing a roof - we’re helping to restore business continuity, employee safety, and confidence in the facility’s future.