Burns and Scalo Roofing Company has officially opened its doors to their brand new, state-of-the-art headquarters located in Gahanna, OH. The ribbon cutting ceremony, held on April 15^th, marked a monumental new chapter for the business.

With nearly 75 in attendance, guests included Columbus area business leaders, Chamber of Commerce President, Derrick Clay, Gahanna Mayor, Laurie Jadwin, and other local government officials.

The celebration kicked off with welcome speeches by Scalo Companies President and CEO, Jack Scalo, Scalo Companies Senior Vice President, John Scalo, and Burns and Scalo Ohio Vice President, Brian Exline.  

Speeches and support were also given by Mayor Jadwin and Chamber President, Derrick Clay.

Attendees were then invited inside for refreshments, tours of the new building, and a complimentary lunch.

Brian Exline, VP of Burns and Scalo Ohio, felt the day was a perfect way to showcase the new facility to the community.

“It was a great day for community members to come out and celebrate this brand-new facility,” said Exline. “The building has been in the works for a while now, and it felt surreal to finally be able to share it with everyone.”

Exline explained the state-of-the-art building helps cement Burns and Scalo as the premier commercial roofing, metal wall panel, and solar contractor in the Columbus area.

“With its cutting-edge metal panel exterior and modern interior space, this building is a perfect representation of the innovative nature and progressive culture of Burns and Scalo.”

Senior Vice President, John Scalo, is also excited about what the new headquarters means for the future of the company.

“The new headquarters will allow us to serve our regional clients and partners more efficiently,” explained Scalo. “This is a historic time for the company and our legacy brand, as we celebrate our 70^th anniversary next year.”

Scalo described this investment as a strategic move that works toward his overall vision for the company’s future. 

“Our mission is to continue building our generational legacy as the safest, most reputable roofing, solar, and wall cladding installer in the region,” explained Scalo. “This building is a monumental step in that direction."

With a 35,000 square-foot building situated on 9 acres of land, the new headquarters will serve as a regional hub to fuel future growth throughout Ohio and neighboring states.