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2013 — Springfield, Inc., based in Kingsley, Michigan, proudly earned the John R. Burt Award at the annual Duro-Last® Roofing Conference in Orlando, Florida. This highly respected award recognizes roofing contractors for outstanding achievement in quality workmanship, customer satisfaction, and overall sales performance.
The John R. Burt Award is one of the top honors in the commercial roofing industry. Each year, Duro-Last® selects winners who consistently deliver exceptional results. Springfield, Inc. stood out for its dedication to superior roof installations, dependable service, and lasting customer relationships.
“Our team worked extremely hard to reach this milestone,” said Springfield leadership. “This award reflects the skill and determination of everyone at Springfield, Inc.”
Earning this recognition required the team to overcome many challenges. Northern Michigan’s tough weather conditions often test roof installations. Despite these conditions, Springfield’s employees maintained a strong focus on safety, efficiency, and quality. Their commitment to meeting customer needs helped drive this success.
The John R. Burt Award highlights Springfield, Inc.’s dedication to excellence in every area of the business. Customers can trust Springfield for durable, energy-efficient roofing solutions tailored to their property. Whether working on large commercial buildings or smaller facilities, the team brings the same level of care to each project.
Springfield, Inc. operates between Traverse City and Cadillac, proudly serving customers across Northern Michigan. The company is well-known for its attention to detail, craftsmanship, and ability to complete complex projects on time.
The team is grateful for the continued trust and support of their customers and partners. Winning the John R. Burt Award motivates Springfield, Inc. to raise the bar even higher. They remain committed to providing the best roofing services possible for the Northern Michigan community.