CARTHAGE, Mo. — Jasper County is pleased to announce the successful completion of the Jasper County Courthouse roof replacement and repair project, an important investment in preserving one of the county’s most recognizable historic landmarks.
The completed project included the replacement of the courthouse roof along with critical repairs designed to protect the integrity of the historic building for years to come. The improvements will help safeguard the courthouse from the elements while maintaining the structure’s historic character and ensuring it continues to serve the citizens of Jasper County.
Jasper County extends its sincere appreciation to the companies whose expertise, professionalism, and commitment made this project possible.
Special thanks are extended to:
- TAMKO Building Products for providing high-quality roofing materials.
- Mayberry Construction for their skilled workmanship and successful management of the roofing project.
- Ozark Crane for providing the specialized lifting equipment and support necessary to complete the project safely and efficiently.
- Judd Custom Sheet Metal for their expert craftsmanship in repairing the roof’s copper elements.
- ABC Supply for supplying and delivering the TAMKO StormFighter FLEX® shingles used for this project.
- 4 State Fencing Inc. for installing the safety fencing that helped protect our property and create a secure work zone.
- Sign Designs for creating the beautiful signage displayed on the fencing.
“The project, which was completed on schedule, represents our commitment to preserving the Jasper County Courthouse while protecting an important piece of our community’s history,” said Michael D. Landis, Western District Commissioner. “We appreciate the outstanding partnership and dedication demonstrated by all of the contractors and subcontractors throughout the project.”
The Jasper County Courthouse has long stood as a symbol of the county’s rich heritage and continues to serve residents from across the region. The completion of the roof project ensures the building will remain protected and functional for future generations.
