At Jackson + Dix Roofing, we’re passionate about not just building roofs but preserving history. That’s why our work on Salisbury Museum’s historic roof was such a unique and meaningful experience. Recently, we had the privilege of discussing this project in an article published in Roofing Today Magazine.
In a Q&A with Russell Blackaller, we explored the process of renovating this iconic building, delving into the challenges and rewards of restoring a structure with over a century of history. Established in 1860, Salisbury Museum is a cornerstone of the region’s cultural heritage, safeguarding stories from centuries past.
Working on this project wasn’t just another job—it was an honor. As shared during the interview, “Putting our mark on one of Salisbury’s historic buildings felt very humbling. It always feels nice knowing you were a part of hundreds of years of conservation and restoration.”
Our team approached this project with the utmost care and precision, ensuring that the roof’s renovation stayed true to its original character while meeting modern conservation standards. The results not only protect this treasured landmark but also contribute to its legacy for future generations to enjoy.
We’re thrilled to share this journey in Roofing Today Magazine. You can find the full article on page 14 of the Autumn 2024 issue here.
A huge thank you to Salisbury Museum for entrusting us with this incredible project and to Roofing Today Magazine for highlighting our work. Projects like these remind us why we do what we do—combining craftsmanship with a deep respect for history.
Want to learn more about our work or discuss your project? Get in touch with us today—we’d love to hear from you!