Metal Roofing

Buckeye offers 4 types of metal roofing panels as well as a line of metal shingles, giving you a range of options for any home or building project.

Metal Roofing Panels for Sale

Our lineup is ready to meet your need. From a contractor who needs standing seam to a homeowner in search of panels for a shed, we have what you’re looking for. We make all of our main panels: the Standing Seam, Buckeye Wave, and Standard Metal. For a classic look, consider the 5-V Crimp, or step into the future by opting for metal shingles.

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Metal Shingles

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5-V Crimp

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Standard 5-Rib Metal

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Buckeye Wave

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Standing Seam

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More About Our Metal Roofing

If you’re new to the world of metal roofing, here are a few things you’ll want to know, since each option has unique properties.

Standing seam is the ultimate in elegance and performance. Each panel locks onto the one before it, hiding the fasteners as it does. It’s no wonder that standing seam is regarded highly. Concealing the fasteners help give you long-term looks and waterproofing. We offer our standing seam in 26g and 24g steel.

Buckeye Wave is similar to our standard panels but includes undulating waves that run its length, creating an appearance somewhat similar to standing seam. It comes standard in 28g steel, but we have options for 26g and 24g (some colors) as well. This exposed fastener system gives a visual upgrade without the expense of standing seam.

Standard Metal, also known as ag panel, uses exposed fasteners for fast and simple installation. These panels are popular on pole barns, sheds, and many other roofing and siding applications. Like Buckeye Wave, it’s available in 28g, 26g, and 24g (some colors).

5-V Crimp is the oldest panel design around, proven over years of service and popular for achieving a rustic, farmhouse look.

Metal Shingles are a trusted alternative to metal panels, offering some of the great benefits of metal while maintaining a traditional, shingled look.

Why Choose Buckeye Metal Roofing?

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Life Expectancy

Typically, asphalt shingles last 20-30 years. But metal roofing like what you’ll find at Buckeye has a life expectancy in excess of 75 years. With one metal roof lasting as much as 2 to 3 asphalt roofs, metal roofing is less expensive in the long run.
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Energy Efficiency

An energy-efficient roof from Buckeye can produce a huge return on your investment. Studies show metal roofing can save as much as 25% on heating costs and up to 40% in summer cooling.
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Environmentally Friendly

Metal roofing contains up to 60% recycled material and is 100% recyclable at the end of its life.
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Resale Value

Demand for metal roofs is increasing. Homebuyers are often willing to pay more for homes with metal roofs. A metal roof from Buckeye can increase your property’s value by 1 to 6 percent.
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Low Maintenance

Maintenance on a standing seam metal roof is almost nonexistent. Unlike asphalt shingles or cedar shakes, a metal roof is not susceptible to algae and fungus.
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Increased Curb Appeal

Metal roofs and siding are beautiful! With Buckeye’s panel styles and nearly 40 colors, our metal roofs can match whatever look you’re hoping for. What’s more, metal roofs retain their sharp looks for years. You won’t find patched areas or discolorations on a metal roof.
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Fire Resistance

Buckeye Metal roofs have a Class A fire rating, meaning the covering and underlying materials provide additional fire protection. This makes metal roofs one of the most fire-resistant roofing options. In addition, metal roofing often translates into lower insurance premiums, meaning money saved each month.
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Solar Integration

One of the advantages of metal roofing is its ease of integration with solar panels. Even if you don’t install solar panels immediately, if you should ever wish to, having a metal roof (especially standing seam) will make the process that much easier!

Customer Testimonials

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Photo Gallery

Need some roof inspiration? Check out our gallery to see how others are using Buckeye metal roofing panels.

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Visualize It!

Want to see what your property could look like with a metal roof? Try our visualizer! You can upload your own photo or pick one from our library.

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