Part of our Team
We’re proud to partner with the teams that represent
the communities where we live and work.
Contact Us
Greenwood Industries
640 Lincoln Street
Worcester, MA 01605
888-653-7663
508-865-4040
[email protected]
Patrick Cadigan ’52 Family Foundation Wellness Center
The Patrick Cadigan ’52 Family Foundation Wellness Center is a state of the art athletics and fitness center at Boston College High School. The new center is topped by a Greenwood installed Elevate TPO (link to the TPO page in Roof Systems) roof system. The building also features a large solar array to make the school more sustainable.
Boetelle Elementary School
Boetelle Elementary is covered by several steep slope metal roofs. Greenwood re-roofed these standing seam roofs as well as installed exterior metal wall panels to ensure the school has a high efficiency building envelope.
Slade Middle School
Greenwood not only re-roofed Slade Middle School’s flat roofs with a more efficient Sarnafil roofing system, the project included an interesting upgrade for its steep slope roofs. Instead of replacing the metal roofs in kind, the Sika Décor Roof system was used to match the look of a standing seem metal roof but with the efficiency and low-cost of a PVC roof.
Shanley Hall
One of Providence College’s newest dorms, Shanley hall is state of the art college housing. Greenwood installed both a steep slope standing seam metal roof as well as a low slop TPO roof on top. The flat roof includes roof accessories such as hatch guards to ensure safe access.
Chamberlain Elementary School
The newly constructed Chamberlain Elementary School features a large number of Greenwood roofs. These roofs are complimented by safety installations like walkpads, safety rail, and hatch guards to ensure the facility team stays safe.
Raymond E. Shaw Elementary
Comprised of over a dozen flat roofs, Raymond E. Shaw Elementary is a newly constructed school in Millbury, MA. In addition to the TPO roofs, Greenwood also installed roof accessories for safe access.
UConn Science 1
One of UConn’s newest academic and research buildings, Science 1 is a state of the art facility. In addition to the flat roof and roof accessories, Greenwood also installed Exterior Metal Wall Panels to give the building it’s distinct, modern appearance. These high efficiency panels are complimented by waterproofing by TWC Phoenix.
BU Center for Computing and Data Sciences
This carbon neutral building uses no outside fossil fuels with its roofs being a very visible green feature. The building features 7 green roofs installed on Hydrotech roof systems with stunning views of Boston. In addition the top floor is capped off by a Sarnafil PVC roof system.
