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Walker Industries outlines transfer‑station repairs and offers two library roof options

Town of Winhall Select Board · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Walker Industries told the Select Board it can complete transfer‑station insulation and siding work in about 30–40 days and presented two library roof estimates: $27,550 for shingles or $27,550 plus $25,545 for a cold‑roof option; the Board deferred award pending staff review.

Raymond Reed of Walker Industries attended the Feb. 18 meeting to review planned repairs at the transfer station and options for the library roof.

Reed described a scope that includes insulating the building, step‑flashing where siding meets roof lines (step‑flashing is included in the price), shingling, and installing a new front door. He estimated the transfer‑station work would take roughly "30-40 days" to complete and said soffit ventilation and a mockup will be provided to the Board for review.

On the library roof, Walker Industries presented two options: Option 1 (Certainteed Pro architectural shingles) priced at $27,550; Option 2 adds a cold‑roof system with insulation and furring, which the estimate lists as an additional $25,545. Reed said the replacement should take "3-4 days" once started. The Board discussed the tradeoffs—Coleman noted a preference for a cold roof while Bilka and Boswell preferred shingles but agreed that a cold roof merited consideration. The Board deferred a final decision pending review by absent facilities manager Scott Bushee.

The contractor's written estimate (Exhibit B) also outlines payment terms, a standard one‑year workmanship warranty after final payment, and a process to notify the owner if unforeseen structural problems are discovered during work.