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Are you an Ohio contractor looking for metal roofing supplies? Do you need metal siding or accessories? Buckeye Metal Sales is ready to serve! We are the premier vendor for metal roofing supplies near Frankfort, Ohio. Our central location in Frankfort gives us easy access to big cities and small towns in Ohio, Northern Kentucky, and West Virginia.

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Metal Roofing Supplies Near Frankfort, Ohio

If you have a project within our service area, we can supply you with all the metal roofing and siding supplies you need, crafted to your specifications and delivered on time and in full to your job site. In many cases, we need only a day’s notice!

Nearby communities we service include New Albany, Hilliard, Groveport, Grove City, Hillsboro, Gahanna, and Darbydale. Beyond that, we deliver our metal roofing supplies to Columbus, Cincinnati, and Dayton with ease!

Why choose Buckeye Metal over other metal roofing and siding suppliers in Ohio?

  • Quick Turnaround. Give us a day or two and we can get you all the metal roofing and siding supplies you need, whether you’re in Frankfort, Columbus, or Lexington, Kentucky!
  • After-Sale Care. The job isn’t over when the product is delivered. We follow up with customers to make sure they are satisfied. Our goal is an ongoing partnership, not just a quick sale.
  • On-Site Roll Forming. Because we do on-site roll-forming, we can get you what you need quickly and easily, with little waiting and no hassle.
  • Nimble Site Access. We know how to get to you and deliver your metal roofing and siding where you need it, without disturbing your job site or your crews.
  • Complete Roof Packages. Metal is our business, but we know that’s not all there is to building a solid roof. We have quality trusses, fasteners, accessories, and even decor to bundle with our metal roofing supplies. Weathervane, anyone?
  • Efficient Precision. We’re fast, but we get it done right.
 

7 Benefits of Metal Roofing

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Life Expectancy

Your customers expect their new roof to last a long time. Giving them the value they expect is important. So why metal? Well, one thing to consider is their outstanding life expectancy. In the best environment, asphalt shingles only last 12 – 20 years while metal roofing comparatively has a life expectancy in excess of 75 years. Also, metal roofing is comparatively less expensive than asphalt shingles when you take into consideration that one metal roof will last as long as 3 shingle roofs. 

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Energy Efficiency

In today’s world, your customers need to factor in energy efficiency when making purchases for their home, and roofs are no different. An energy efficient roof can produce a huge return on investment for many years. Studies show metal roofing can save as much as 25 percent on heating costs and up to 40 percent in summer cooling energy costs. 

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Environmentally Friendly

For someone concerned about the environment and making green choices, metal roofing is perfect. Metal roofing contains up to 60% recycled material, and is 100% recyclable at the end of its life. And, if history repeats itself, the initial cost of a new metal roof will be fully recovered when it is recycled for scrap in 75-100 years.

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Solar Integration

With each passing year we move more and more toward renewable energy sources. One of the advantages of metal roofing is its ease of integration with solar panels. Even if your customer is not installing solar panels immediately, if they should ever wish to, having a metal roof (especially standing seam metal) will make the process that much easier!

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Low Maintenance

Maintenance on a standing seam metal roof is almost nonexistent, with the exception that every 35-40 years it needs a new coat of paint. Unlike asphalt shingles or cedar shakes, a metal roof is not susceptible to algae and fungus growing on it. Metal is the way to go for a worry free roof. Having a metal roof repainted every 40 years clearly qualifies as low maintenance.

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Curb Appeal

A metal roof adds a distinctive wow factor to a home. That being said, while all roofing products have curb appeal when they are new, what about when they are 10-15 years old?

Take a drive and notice the older roofs in your community, which ones have aged gracefully? You are likely to find the slate and metal roofs have outperformed the others. When it comes to curb appeal, they still got it, not to mention they are still protecting as well as they did on day one. You won’t be finding any newly patched areas or discolorations from fungus growth on the metal roofs.

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Fire Resistance

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 options on the market for roofing materials. In addition, metal roofing often translates into a reduction on the homeowner’s insurance rate meaning less insurance for your customer. 

We would be honored to be your trusted supply of metal roofing in Ohio! Contact us today and we will be happy to answer all your questions!

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Warranty

Your metal roof or siding panels from Buckeye are made to last. They’re covered with a durable coating that holds up to sun, rain, wind, and humidity, and they’re backed by an excellent 40-year paint warranty.

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Areas in Ohio We Service

Northeastern Ohio

  • Ashtabula County, OH, including the community of Ashtabula.
  • Trumbull County, OH, including the communities of Warren and Niles.
  • Mahoning County, OH, including the communities of Youngstown, Austintown, and Boardman Township.
  • Columbiana County, OH, including the communities of Lisbon, East Palestine, and East Liverpool.
  • Jefferson County, OH, including the communities of Steubenville and Toronto.
  • Harrison County, OH, including the community of Cadiz.
  • Carroll County, OH, including the community of Carrollton.
  • Stark County, OH, including the communities of Canton, Massillon, North Canton, and Louisville.
  • Portage County, OH, including the communities of Kent, Ravenna, and Aurora.
  • Geauga County, OH, including the community of Chardon.
  • Lake County, OH, including the communities of Painesville, Mentor, Willoughby, Willowick, Eastlake, Wickliffe, and Willoughby Hills.
  • Cuyahoga County, OH, including the communities of Cleveland, Parma, Lakewood, Westlake, Strongsville, Rocky River, North Royalton, Berea, Euclid, North Olmsted, Solon, Cleveland Heights, Shaker Heights, Garfield Heights, Bay Village, Bedford, Beachwood, Broadview Heights, Middleburg Heights, Brook Park, Maple Heights, Mayfield Heights, Fairview Park, South Euclid, and Parma Heights.
  • Summit County, OH, including the communities of Akron, Cuyahoga Falls, Stow, Barberton, Hudson, Twinsburg, and Green.
  • Tuscarawas County, OH, including the communities of New Philadelphia and Dover.
  • Coshocton County, OH, including the community of Coshocton.
  • Holmes County, OH, including the communities of Millersburg and Berlin.
  • Wayne County, OH, including the communities of Wooster and Orrville.
  • Ashland County, OH, including the community of Ashland.
  • Medina County, OH, including the communities of Medina, Brunswick, and Wadsworth.
  • Lorain County, OH, including the communities of Lorain, Elyria, North Ridgeville, Avon, and Avon Lake.

Northwestern Ohio

  • Williams County, OH, including the community of Bryan.
  • Defiance County, OH, including the community of Defiance.
  • Paulding County, OH, including the Village of Paulding.
  • Van Wert County, OH, including the community of Van Wert.
  • Mercer County, OH, including the communities of Celina and Coldwater.
  • Fulton County, OH, including the community of Wauseon.
  • Henry County, OH, including the community of Napoleon.
  • Putnam County, OH, including the community of Ottawa.
  • Allen County, OH, including the community of Lima.
  • Auglaize County, OH, including the communities of Wapakoneta and Saint Marys.
  • Lucas County, OH, including the communities of Toledo, Sylvania, Maumee, and Oregon.
  • Wood County, OH, including the communities of Bowling Green, Perrysburg, and Rossford.
  • Hancock County, OH, including the community of Findlay.
  • Hardin County, OH, including the communities of Kenton and Ada.
  • Ottawa County, OH, including the community of Port Clinton.
  • Sandusky County, OH, including the communities of Fremont and Clyde.
  • Seneca County, OH, including the community of Tiffin.
  • Wyandot County, OH, including the communities of Upper Sandusky and Carey.
  • Crawford County, OH, including the community of Bucyrus.
  • Erie County, OH, including the communities of Sandusky and Huron.
  • Huron County, OH, including the communities of Norwalk and Willard.
  • Richland County, OH, including the communities of Mansfield, Shelby, and Ontario.

Central Ohio

  • Marion County, OH, including the community of Marion.
  • Morrow County, OH, including the community of Mount Gilead.
  • Knox County, OH, including the community of Mount Vernon.
  • Licking County, OH, including the communities of Newark, Granville, Heath, Pataskala, and Johnstown.
  • Fairfield County, OH, including the community of Lancaster.
  • Pickaway County, OH, including the communities of Circleville and Ashville.
  • Franklin County, OH, including the communities of Columbus, Darbydale, Grove City, Groveport, Hilliard, Gahanna, New Albany, Worthington, Upper Arlington, Whitehall, Grandview Heights, and Lincoln Village.
  • Delaware County, OH, including the communities of Delaware and Powell.
  • Union County, OH, including the community of Marysville.
  • Madison County, OH, including the communities of London and West Jefferson.

Southeastern Ohio

  • Belmont County, OH, including the communities of Saint Clairsville and Martins Ferry.
  • Monroe County, OH, including the community of Woodsfield.
  • Washington County, OH, including the communities of Marietta and Belpre.
  • Guernsey County, OH, including the community of Cambridge.
  • Noble County, OH.
  • Muskingum County, OH, including the community of Zanesville.
  • Morgan County, OH, including the community of McConnelsville.
  • Athens County, OH, including the communities of Athens and Nelsonville.
  • Meigs County, OH, including the community of Middleport.
  • Gallia County, OH, including the community of Gallipolis.
  • Lawrence County, OH, including the community of Ironton.
  • Jackson County, OH, including the communities of Jackson and Oak Hill.
  • Vinton County, OH, including the community of McArthur.
  • Hocking County, OH, including the community of Logan.
  • Perry County, OH, including the community of New Lexington.

Southwestern Ohio

  • Logan County, OH, including the community of Bellefontaine.
  • Champaign County, OH, including the community of Urbana.
  • Clark County, OH, including the communities of Springfield and New Carlisle.
  • Montgomery County, OH, including the communities of Dayton, Riverside, West Carrollton, Woodbourne-Hyde Park, Miamisburg, Centerville, Vandalia, Englewood, Trotwood, Brookville, Moraine, Germantown, Northridge, and Shiloh.
  • Greene County, OH, including the communities of Xenia, Beavercreek, Fairborn, and Bellbrook.
  • Miami County, OH, including the communities of Tipp City, Troy, and Piqua.
  • Shelby County, OH, including the community of Sidney.
  • Darke County, OH, including the community of Greenville.
  • Preble County, OH, including the community of Eaton.
  • Butler County, OH, including the communities of Hamilton, Fairfield, Oxford, and Trenton.
  • Hamilton County, OH, including the city of Cincinnati and the suburbs of Forest Park, Norwood, Harrison, Kenwood, Mount Healthy, Springdale, Indian Hill, North College Hill, Reading, Cheviot, Montgomery, Blue Ash, Madeira, and Delhi Township.
  • Warren County, OH, including the communities of Lebanon, Mason, and Maineville.
  • Clermont County, OH, including the communities of Amelia and Withamsville.
  • Brown County, OH, including the community of Georgetown.
  • Clinton County, OH, including the community of Wilmington.
  • Highland County, OH, including the community of Hillsboro.
  • Adams County, OH, including the community of West Union.
  • Fayette County, OH, including the community of Washington Court House.
  • Ross County, OH, including the community of Chillicothe.
  • Pike County, OH, including the community of Waverly.
  • Scioto County, OH, including the communities of Portsmouth and Wheelersburg.