Roofing Across Historic Downtown District (Crawford Street Corridor), Montezuma

The blocks along Crawford Street and U.S. Route 36 hold Montezuma's oldest standing structures, most built during the canal and railroad era of the mid to late 1800s, meaning original rooflines on many buildings have been in place for well over a century with only patchwork replacements along the way. Steep pitched gable roofs common to that period are now carrying layers of aging asphalt shingles over original wood sheathing, and the flat topography near the Wabash floodplain means wind and moisture have had little relief from storm driven rain. Parke County has recorded tornado warnings and thunderstorm wind events that have downed trees and power lines in the area, making periodic storm inspection a routine need for any owner on this corridor.

We have served Historic Downtown District (Crawford Street Corridor) homeowners through the full range of roofing needs, from inspections and repairs to full replacements. Whatever the system, our Montezuma crew approaches every project with clear communication and respect for your property.