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Roofing in Wilton, IA

The median home in Wilton was built in 1974, and 64 percent of the housing here predates 1980.

The Housing Here

  • 1,362 homes in Wilton
  • Median home built 1974
  • 64 percent were built before 1980
  • 72 percent owner occupied

Wilton keeps its old buildings in good order, which is more than a lot of small Iowa towns manage. That means historic commercial roofs downtown alongside ordinary house work on the residential streets.

Main Street Roofs Are Flat Roofs

An old main street building has a low slope or flat roof behind a parapet, usually built up or modified bitumen, and often carrying decades of patches.

Those are a different trade from a house roof. They need a membrane system, proper drainage and attention to the parapet wall and the coping on top of it, which is where a surprising share of commercial leaks start.

What We Get Called For in Wilton

  • Low slope commercial roofs on the historic main street
  • Parapet and coping leaks on older brick buildings
  • Ordinary house replacements on the residential streets

The Numbers for Wilton

Every figure below is a real Census estimate for this exact place. Nothing here is modeled, interpolated or borrowed from the county.

Housing in Wilton, IA. US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2023 5 year estimates.
Housing units1,362
Population2,943
Median year built1974
Built before 198064 percent
Owner occupied72 percent
Median home value$162,000
Single family detached75 percent
When the homes in Wilton, IA were built. US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2023 5 year estimates.
BuiltHomesShareShape
2020 or later00%
2010 to 2019332%
2000 to 2009786%
1990 to 199915611%
1980 to 198921816%
1970 to 197933625%
1960 to 196925018%
1950 to 195913810%
1940 to 1949242%
1939 or earlier1299%

Roof Check in Wilton

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