KULP'S OF STRATFORD

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KULP'S OF STRATFORD

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Historic Homes

A CertainTeed Presidential asphalt shingle was selected as a roof for this iconic house in downtown Wausau, home of lumber baron Cyrus Yawkey and his family more than 100 years ago. Shingles can be designed to mimic many traditional roofing materials, including the cedar shingles that would have...

Wausau's Yawkey House

A stone-coated steel Mediterranean tile was the choice of this homeowner in the renovation of this historic house. That choice paid off when that neighborhood suffered two damaging hailstorms seven years apart.

Wisconsin Rapids Renovation

True to the original construction, this historic home of a prominent Marshfield businessman sports a green-painted cedar shingle gambrel roof.

Marshfield Historic Preservation

A Decra stone-coated steel roof suits this former schoolhouse in Vesper very well.

Historic Schoolhouse Residence

Recycled plastics were the raw material for these EcoStar synthetic slates manufactured by Carlisle.

Recycled Rubber Slate Roof

Stone-coated steel tiles and FiberTite single-ply membrane do the work of keeping the occupants of this home dry.

Historic Marshfield Home

This home was once the Mosinee, Wisconsin, fire hall. It has an EPDM rubber roof over the low-sloped area and a Decra Mediterranean-style tile roof on the tower.

Re-purposed Mosinee Firehouse

This gracious home in Wausau's historic district shows off its architectural asphalt shingles in the color Pewter.

Italianate Home in Wausau

This grand home in Wisconsin Rapids' historic district is protected with Decra's stone-coated steel tiles, and has born up very well through two damaging hailstorms (4"+ hailstones) over the past eight years.

Wisconsin Rapids Home

A pretty Queen Anne home near the river in Wisconsin Rapids.

Wisconsin Rapids Queen Anne

Another Wisconsin Rapids home that received a new Decra stone-coated steel roof after a hailstorm in 2007, which protected it through another damaging storm seven years later.

Historic Wisconsin Rapids Home