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The Gregg County Courthouse consist of the original courthouse building built in 1932, an addition on the east side built in 1958, and an addition on the west side constructed in 1982.  The buildings are primarily clad with clay brick with a combination of natural stone and cast stone window sills, copings and other accents.

Cardinal Roofing & Restoration was commissioned for the restoration project, which consisted of the following scope of work: Remove the existing sealants at all exterior cladding joints including brick masonry, stone, cast stone and sheet metal components. Clean and prepare substrate to receive new sealant. Install new backer rod and sealant. Remove the existing sealants at all exterior cladding joints including brick masonry, stone, cast stone and sheet metal components. Clean and prepare substrate to receive new sealant. Install new backer rod and sealant. Trim existing gaskets as necessary and wet seal all glazing perimeters. Apply bridge seals or procured silicone seals at all window joinery, weeps or other discontinuities in the window frames.Remove brick from above the curtainwall on the South side of the building at fountain entrance. Install new through wall flashing and drip edge with end dams. Power wash all building facades.

The Cardinal team utilized boom lifts and scaffolding to complete the job. The project was completed in March of 2018.