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Spring Valley awards $74,077 standing-seam roof for Water Treatment Plant
Summary
After reviewing nine bids for a replacement roof at the Water Treatment Plant, the council approved Zeller Construction's standing-seam metal roofing bid for $74,077 to replace the 21-year-old roof.
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The Spring Valley City Council approved a $74,077 contract with Zeller Construction to install a standing-seam metal roof at the Water Treatment Plant.
Superintendent Norton reported the existing roof is over 21 years old and deteriorating; city staff solicited bids for both shingle and metal options. The bid award motion passed unanimously (#15375), with Alderman Ken Bogacz moving and Alderman Jeff Chiaventone seconding the motion.
Council members noted that steel roofs typically outlast asphalt shingles and discussed lifetime and maintenance trade-offs before selecting the standing-seam option.
