Schulte Roofing completed a highly complex commercial roofing renovation for the historic Corps Dorms at Texas A&M University, replacing 34,928 square feet of original 1939 roof systems. The project required precision around hundreds of penetrations, strict sequencing, and a hard pre-semester deadline. The mix of hot asphalt and high-performance TPO created a system that is built for longevity without compromising the site's heritage. The level of coordination involved mirrors the disciplined approach expected from our seasoned Bryan roofing teams, which have built a reputation for completing challenging projects across major institutional facilities.
 
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Project URL: https://www.schulteroofing.com/portfolio-item/corps-dorms/
Client / Facility: Texas A&M University
Building Name: Corps Dorms
Building Type: University Housing / Historic Institutional Facility
City: College Station
State: TX
Contractor Name: Schulte Roofing
Contractor Type: Roofing Contractor
Scope Area: 34,928 sq ft (roof renovation)
Depicts: Aerial roof systems; full dormitory elevations; large campus quadrangles
Existing System: Aging multi-layer roofing on historic 1939 structures
Diagnostics Used: On-site inspection of 300+ penetrations per 8,000 sq ft
New System: Hot asphalt + high-performance TPO hybrid roofing assembly
Penetrations/Details: Approx. 300 penetrations per 8,000 sq ft; custom flashing around pipes, vents, and mechanical units
Staging & Logistics: Tight deadlines; coordinated work zones; completed within two weeks of approval
Performance Goal: Waterproofing around dense penetrations; durability; pre-semester completion
Delivery Approach: Fast-track installation; specialized labor; precision sealing under strict university schedule
Copyright Holder: Schulte Roofing
Creator: Schulte Roofing
License: All Rights Reserved