Hi there. The Chamberlin Man here.A project doesn’t have to be large in scale to present challenges that require attention to detail, expertise and teamwork.  In fact, May’s Chamberlin News covers a project that didn’t cover a particularly large amount of square footage but still required the team at Chamberlin Roofing & Waterproofing to employ all its assets.The details made all the difference at INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma City, where Chamberlin installed waterproofing to a split slab condition at the hospital entrance, leaving the area watertight and the medical equipment protected in the basement below.  The project took just two weeks thanks to a little overtime and an effective phasing solution initiated by Chamberlin.  

Hi there.  The Chamberlin Man here.When you have an MVP on your team, you win.  That’s why we’re especially proud to call Chamberlin Roofing Superintendent Curtis Purvis one of our very own.At the recent National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) annual convention, Curtis was named one of the Roofing Industry’s MVPs.  As if that wasn’t exciting enough, he also took home the industry’s top honor – the “Best of the Best” MVP award.  To be clear, the Best of the Best award is given to only one professional in the country.  Our guy, Curtis, was named the “top gun” of our industry.  Pretty nifty!Curtis is truly a role model who demonstrates work-related and personal goals to which others aspire.  That’s what being an MVP is all about.Curtis was kind enough to share the spotlight with a couple other exciting wins for Chamberlin as a whole.  The company received two Gold Circle awards, both for our work at Dallas Love Field.  We received an honorable mention in Outstanding Workmanship, Low Slope category and also the highly sought after Gold Circle Safety Award.  As the only winner for safety, we’re especially proud of  

Hi there. The Chamberlin Man here.There are many things for an owner to consider and calculate when redeveloping a real estate asset.  Should it be torn down for something sleek and new?  Should it be renovated or possibly repurposed?  One client was considering those same options with their Art Deco 1960s office development that was significantly lacking curb appeal.  Removing it altogether and building something new was definitely on the table; however, taking into consideration its location, architectural significance and market potential, demolition was not the most desirable or economical alternative.3701 Kirby, a 12-story office building and 3801 Kirby, which is seven-stories, are located in Houston’s Greenway Plaza district just north of Interstate 59.  Many tenants hang their hat here including oil and gas companies, law offices and design and architectural shops.  

Hi there.  The Chamberlin Man here.We got the opportunity to be our own client and perform work on new construction for our own office building this summer.  The Dallas area team has some new “digs” and though they are just down the road, the new office and the old are worlds apart.The 28,000 square foot facility features a modern design created by Alliance Architects.  Schwob Building Company was the general contractor.  And Chamberlin, naturally, completed the roof system, as well as the waterproofing, elastomeric coating, warehouse flooring, and the control joint work.The energy efficient building features LED lighting and sensor faucets.  The 14,000 square foot warehouse space is home to Chamberlin’s in-house sheet metal fabrication shop. The training and conference room are both equipped with all the latest audiovisual controls allowing Chamberlin offices across Texas and Oklahoma to collaborate and communicate smarter and faster – ultimately serving clients better.