Other Wagner jobs in progress or recently completed. To discuss or visit any of our projects, call Chuck or Sheila Wagner at (301) 927-9030.

Photo: Lindsay Keiser Chatel Real Estate—2113 N St., NW, Washington, DC. Replaced the built-in gutters, restored the structural cornice and replaced the copper shingles on the mansard roof. Insert shows new copper shingles that will be installed.	Photo: Lindsay Keiser Catholic University, Ward Music Hall—620 Michigan Ave., NE, Washington, DC. Functions as the university’s Music School and Performance Hall. Performances range from solo artists to operas. Installed a new rubber roof.
Photo: Dan Williams Fort Myer—Sherman & Jackson Avenue, Fort Myer, VA. A military community that can be traced back to 1861. It is now home to the Army’s official ceremonial unit and the Washington Metropolitan area security force. Installed a new slate roof on the stables.	Photo: Dan Williams Fort Myer plaque.
Photo: Chuck Wagner 6th & I Synagogue—6th and I streets, NW, Washington, DC. In 2004, installing tile and copper on the Northeast dome. In 2010, work will begin on the remaining domes as seen in the front elevation photo from 1949.	Photo: Chuck Wagner 6th & I Synagogue roof detail.
Photo: Lindsay Keiser Manna Inc.—823 Evarts St., NE, Washington, DC. Manna’s mission is to create quality affordable housing for low-income individuals. Installed a new rubber roof. This is the same street where Otto Wagner started Wagner Roofing in 1914.	Photo: Lindsay Keiser Cosmos Club—2121 Massachusetts Ave., NW, Washington, DC. A social club for individuals distinguished in science, literature and the arts. Installing a new copper built-in gutters over the library.

Other Wagner jobs in progress or recently completed.

Apple Computer Store—1229 Wisconsin Ave., NW, Washington, DC. A Thermoplastic Polyolefin Membrane roof will be installed. Commonly referred to as TPO, this rubber-like material can be recycled.

Church of Holy Communion— Martin Luther King Blvd., SE, Washington, DC. A 113-year-old Episcopal Church and the new Bishop John T. Walker School for boys (K through eighth grade). Restored the slate roof and installed a new rubber roof and copper gutters.