Poor Clares Monastery Roof Upgrade, Rockford, IL

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Key Takeaways

  • Harrington & Sons installed a custom four-color brown multi-tone Enviroslate roof on the nearly 10,000 sq ft Corpus Christi Monastery of the Poor Clares in Rockford, Illinois, replicating natural slate tones at 1/3 the weight and less installation waste.
Enviroshake composite cedar roofing on a historic brick church, complementing the traditional architecture and bell tower with the natural texture and character of cedar.

Custom multi-tone brown Enviroslate

Located in Rockford, Illinois, the Corpus Christi Monastery of the Poor Clares includes a beautiful chapel built in 1926, a brick enclosure wall, and multiple wings. The entire building is just under 10,000 sq ft.

Enviroshake composite cedar roofing on a historic brick church, complementing the traditional architecture and bell tower with the natural texture and character of cedar.

In October of 2021, the Harrington & Sons Roofing and Construction team completed the installation of a multi-tone Enviroslate roof on the monastery. The project used four colours of custom brown to emulate the tones of a natural slate roof. This material is one of the safest, most durable roofing products available. It installs with less waste than natural slate and it is 1/3 the weight.

This Enviroslate roof provides the peace of mind the comes with knowing that our product is maintenance free, strong enough to outperform nature, and covered by our Gold-Level Lifetime Warranty for up to 50 years. The stunning composite roof will retain its physical properties and appearance for many decades to come.

Contractor: Harrington and Sons Roofing and Construction: https://harringtonandsons.com/

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