Plymouth Church Roof Project

Plymouth Church’s sanctuary, tower, and education (now administrative) wing was built in 1926. A 1977 addition added Greenwood/Burling/Gallery/Spiritual Growth wing. The 2006 addition added Waveland Hall/Common Grounds/Education wing and parking ramp.

The original slate sanctuary roof is outliving its expected 100+ useful life.  It was further damaged by recent derecho and hail storms, and needs replacing.

Other sloped roofs on Plymouth’s building also have been damaged by wind and hail. They need replacing.

Masonry work is needed throughout the church to repair cracks and leaks, similar to work that was done on the tower. 

Plymouth’s Building and Grounds Committee has been researching and working with OPN Architects to provide several options to replace our sloped roofs. The flat roof over Greenwood Burling needs immediate replacement. Work on that roof area will be done this spring and summer.

If you’d like to learn more about the work of our Building and Grounds Committee, click on the links below or feel free to attend our informational session on Monday, May 5 at 6:30 p.m. in Waveland Hall.

Click here to read the Master Roof Plan

Click here to read about the roof cost options comparisons

Click here to read about the roof master plan overview with option costing

Click here to read the roof subcommittee final resolution