Centenary United Methodist Church
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Sutton-Kennerly & Associates, Inc. provided engineering design and construction services for renovations of HVAC system in this 90,000 sq. ft. facility built in 1930.  Phase 1 of this project included renovation of heating plant, new boiler, distribution piping mains for heating water and chilled water, and central control system. Phase 2 included a new 420-ton central chilled water plant, tie-in of distribution piping, and renovation of Sanctuary, Auditorium, Chapel and Office HVAC systems.  The chiller plant includes modular water-cooled chillers, winter cooling with cooling towers, and provisions for building expansion.

Arden Presbyterian Church
Arden, North Carolina
Because of active leaks and water intrusion problems over the past several years, SKA was commissioned by the Arden Presbyterian Church to perform a condition survey and assessment of the building envelope of the new sanctuary to identify deficiencies, potential design flaws, distress or leak sources in roofing, masonry walls, windows, or where possible, in below-grade waterproofing, in order to establish remedial measures.  Following completion of this condition assessment, Sutton-Kennerly is preparing contract documents for the design of corrective measures for the deficiencies identified.

Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
High Point, North Carolina
SKA's Roofing Engineering Group provided roof design and contract administration services for renovations to the existing Ludowici interlocking flat clay tile roofing on this building, including tile replacement, copper sheet metal flashing replacement, lead-coated copper flat seam roofing, lead-coated copper decorative trim replacement and replacement of copper gutter, downspouts and collector heads.

Central United Methodist Church
Mount Airy, North Carolina
SKA's services included investigation and building envelope study, roof design, contract administration and periodic construction monitoring for conversion of existing asphalt shingles to standing seam copper roof panels and stucco soffits to vented metal panel soffits for this facility.  The design incorporated a self-adhering sheet vapor retarder, vented nail base roof insulation, underlayments and a new standing seam copper roof system complete with new copper flashings, gutter, collector heads and downspouts.

Western Carolina Veterans State Cemetery Chapel/Administration Building
Black Mountain, North Carolina
Because of extensive water leakage through the roof, windows and walls of the Chapel/Administration building at the Western Carolina Veterans State Cemetery, the State Construction Office engaged SKA to conduct a condition assessment and evaluation of the exterior stone masonry walls, windows and roof system of this facility.  After completion of the investigation and evaluation, SKA supervised the complete renovation of the building, including removal and replacement of the steep slope asphalt shingle roof system, the stone veneer for the exterior walls, custom field-fabricated windows and all related flashing systems.

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