Roof repair work underway @Nurse Iris O’Neal Clinic on VG
In a Facebook post, the BVI Health Services Authority (BVIHSA) said the roof repair project is expected to take approximately two and a half months to complete, subject to favourable weather and the absence of unforeseen conditions. Officials have shared photographs showing progress at the clinic as the work continues.
Project addressing longstanding roof issues
The project forms part of ongoing efforts to maintain and modernise the Nurse Iris O’Neal Clinic, a key healthcare facility serving residents of Virgin Gorda. The repairs are intended to address longstanding roof issues and support the delivery of safer, more reliable health services to the community.
The post added, “We appreciate everyone’s patience and support as the work continues,” officials stated. “We look forward to sharing the completed project with you.”
The roof repair follows the signing of a $562,100 contract between the Government of the Virgin Islands and Professional Roofing Ltd. in August 2026. The contract was awarded to modernise and repair the clinic’s roof, which had been associated with leaks and service disruptions at the facility.
Once completed, the project is expected to improve the condition of the facility and contribute to more dependable healthcare services for residents of Virgin Gorda.
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13 Responses to “Roof repair work underway @Nurse Iris O’Neal Clinic on VG”
If you are going to fix the roof, fix it properly.
This is like placing asfalt on a concrete road where water runs heavenly when it rains, the asfalt will move with the water flow if it's not bonded properly. Wow.
When a good heavy rain comes again and the water settles on that roof it will find a way to get under that seal and leak into the building again causing it to be closed and another $562,000.00 to be paid to another company to repair it again. Wow