B-29 Hangar Restoration
2019
Wendover, Utah
Services Provided
- Installation of 47,000 square feet of MBCI’s PBC corrugated metal panels on the hangar’s curved roof and exterior walls.
- Color matching to original military specifications using Army Green and Midnight Bronze finishes.
Specs
- Total area restored: 47,000 sq. ft.
- Team composition: CEO Founder Gonzalo and 4 crew installers
- Project duration: 4 weeks total construction timeline
Partners
- XCEL General Contracting
- CRSA Architecture
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Project Challenge
The B-29 Hangar, a significant World War II-era structure at the Historic Wendover Airfield, had suffered decades of neglect, leading to rusted walls, holes in the roof, and broken windows. The primary challenge was to restore the hangar’s exterior to its original appearance while preserving its historical integrity. (ksl.com)
Why the Client Reached Out to Viotell
Viotell Roofing Solutions LLC was selected for its expertise in historical restoration projects and its ability to deliver high-quality workmanship that met the stringent requirements of preserving a nationally significant structure. (metalconstructionnews.com)

Results of the Project
- Successful restoration of the hangar’s exterior, closely matching its original World War II-era appearance.
- Enhanced structural integrity and protection against environmental elements.
- Contributed to the hangar’s preservation as a historical landmark.
Other Highlights
- The hangar is part of the Historic Wendover Airfield, which includes a museum and other restored World War II-era buildings.
- The restoration project received support from the Save America’s Treasures Grant from the National Park Service.
- The hangar is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and efforts are ongoing to designate it as a National Historic Monument. (heraldextra.com, ksl.com)
“It’s a challenge because it’s an old building and it’s not the straightest building. But we’ll get it done. It needs to be done.”
– Matt Gates | Construction Supervisor