White Bluff Elementary School

Maxwell Roofing completed a full reroof and exterior metal panel upgrade for White Bluff Elementary, delivering a durable, long-term solution while keeping the school fully operational. The team removed aging roofing materials, installed a new EPDM system, an upgraded metal wall, and curved fascia panels to improve both performance and appearance. 

Because work took place during the school year, every phase required careful planning, daily coordination, and strict safety protocols. The goal was simple: protect students and staff while completing the project efficiently and with minimal disruption. Through proactive scheduling and teamwork, Maxwell kept the job moving safely from start to finish.

Asbestos Abatement: Careful Coordination and Agile Planning 

One of the most unique aspects of this project involved overnight asbestos abatement. A third-party partner handled removal at night, and Maxwell’s crew overlapped each shift to begin dry-in immediately. The team monitored weather conditions late into the evening for several weeks to ensure the building was never exposed. Once reroofing began, close coordination with school leadership helped plan around parent pick-up times, testing schedules, and daily campus activity. By taping off work zones and communicating constantly, Maxwell delivered a safe, seamless project on an active school site.

“Maxwell Roofing made a difficult job look easy from the perspective of the architect.  The project was fraught with hidden conditions that could not have been anticipated prior to tear off.  Maxwell worked closely with the design team to deliver cost-conscious solutions and handled interruptions and delays without affecting owner operations or damaging the facilities.  It was the most difficult of the design team’s experience and is now considered a significant success by all concerns.” – Lane Lyle – Architect for Lyle Cook Martin Architects

Lane Lyle
Architect for Lyle Cook Martin Architects