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National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) presented the Association's 2007 Gold Circle Award in the steep-slope category to The Durable Restoration Company for the exterior restoration of First Congregational Church in Akron, Ohio.
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Dayton Business Journal recognized Durable Slate with a Structures Award in 2006 for the restoration of the Westcott House designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
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For our work on the restoration of First Congregational Church in Akron, Ohio, the Akron Chapter of the American Institute of Architects conferred the 2006 Design Award.
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The Historic Preservation Office of the Ohio Historical Society presented an Award of Merit to Durable Slate in recognition of outstanding contribution to historic preservation in Ohio with respect to the restoration of the Westcott House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
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Rick Ladina received the 2006 Central Ohio Builders’ Exchange Craftsmanship Award for the painstaking restoration of the Heritage Park log house in Groveport, Ohio, dating back to 1815 – 1825. The project involved restoration of both the deteriorated wood and the chinking and daubing between the logs to the exacting standards of the Secretary of the Interior.
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The National Roofing Contractors Association introduced a new award category in 2006 - Gold Circle Safety Solutions. This award conferred special recognition for the project at First United Methodist Church in Lancaster, Ohio for creating a safe environment in an especially challenging situation.
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Durable Slate received the National Roofing Contractors Association's 2006 Gold Circle Award. The company was recognized for outstanding workmanship on a steep slope roof at the First United Methodist Church in Lancaster, Ohio.
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Bill Koren, a Foreman at The Durable Slate Company, won the National Roofing Contractors Association's 2006 MVP Award.
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In 2005, the Cleveland Builders Exchange Craftsmanship Award was presented to Bill Koren, Chris Bailey, Rick Ladina, Ron Ladina, and John Meffley for structural, slate, and copper work at First Congregational Church in Akron, Ohio. Read more. |
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In 2005, Ron Ladina received the Central Ohio Builders Exchange Craftsmanship award, the second time he has been honored. The award was presented in recognition of his meticulous recreation of the copper cupola mounted above the glass skylight which illuminates stained glass windows in the ceiling of First United Methodist Church in Lancaster, Ohio. Read more. |
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Jeremy Decker, Lead Slate Mechanic at The Durable Slate Company, won the National Roofing Contractors Association's 2005 MVP Award.
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Durable Slate received an Honorable Mention award at the National Roofing Contractors Association's 2005 Gold Circle Awards. The company was recognized for its work on the Fair Street Christian Church in Springfield, Ohio.
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In 2003, Durable Slate was honored with the prestigious Better Business Bureaus' International Torch Award for Marketplace Ethics. More than 1,500 businesses competed locally in the U.S., Canada and Mexico, and only 83 companies moved forward to compete at a national level.
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In 2002, Durable Slate was presented with the Better Business Bureau Integrity Award for Central Ohio. This award honors companies exhibiting exceptional marketplace ethics while transacting everyday business.
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In 2001, Durable Slate was given an Honorable Mention Award at the Central Ohio Better Business Bureau Integrity Awards event. It was the first time the Central Ohio BBB had given this award to a company.
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In 2001, Ron Ladina of The Durable Slate Company was awarded that year's Builders Exchange Craftsmanship award for the structural and ornamental metal work on the First United Methodist Church in London, Ohio.
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In 1996, Rick Ladina of The Durable Slate Company was presented with the Builders Exchange Craftsmanship Award for the second time. He was honored for his work on the steeple of Trinity Lutheran Church in Columbus, Ohio.
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Gary Howes and Rick Ladina of The Durable Slate Company received individual 1995 Builders Exchange Craftsmanship awards for their work on the spire of St. Mary's Church in Columbus, Ohio.
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Durable Slate has earned the Angie's List Super Service award for the past six years. This award is given to companies with an excellent overall consumer rating for each calendar year.
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