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Milford EVSD Pavement & Parking Lot Renovation 2026
Two elementary schools and the district's Transportation Office in Milford came back from summer break with smooth, freshly striped asphalt and water that now goes where it should. For the Milford Exempted Village School District, Prodigy Building Solutions planned and delivered one paving and drainage package across three sites: Mulberry Elementary, McCormick Elementary and the Transportation Office. The work covered asphalt milling and resurfacing, full-depth base repairs, new trench drains with outlet piping, a perforated underdrain, rebuilt concrete catch basin collars, hot-applied crack s…
Wilmington Tennis Court Cleaning and Crack Repair 2026
The ten tennis courts at Wilmington High School went into the 2026–2027 school year clean and sealed. For Wilmington City Schools, Prodigy Building Solutions delivered a two-part maintenance package for the whole tennis complex: every court was scraped and pressure-washed to strip away the mold, mildew and ground-in dirt that had dulled the color coat and made the surface slick, and the cracks across the courts were filled with acrylic crack filler to keep water out of the pavement below. Courts that sit in the shade of trees and fences, or that stay damp after rain, grow a film of mold and al…
How Ohio Schools Choose the Right Commercial Roofing System
EPDM, TPO, PVC, metal, and mod-bit — matched to Ohio's climate, school budgets, and the maintenance crew's Tuesday afternoons.Most roofing specs are written by engineers who don't work in schools — which is how districts end up paying premiums for systems whose hidden maintenance costs surface years later. This guide walks through how Ohio's extreme freeze-thaw cycling should drive system selection, why two "30-year warranties" can differ by six figures in upkeep, and how EPDM, TPO, PVC, standing seam metal, and modified bitumen each earn their place — section by section, not one-size-fits-all…