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A two-story colonial-style house with cream vinyl siding, purple shutters, and a dark burgundy standing-seam metal roof, featuring a covered front porch with white columns and an American flag displayed near the front door.

“Their Service Is Unbelievable”

  • One of the factors that keeps Poor Boys Roofing coming back to Buckeye is Buckeye’s flexibility. “If we need a special trim, they are always willing to make it. If we can draw a picture of it, they can make it,” says David.
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Aerial view of a modern black metal board and batten building with a gray standing seam roof situated beside a large private pond surrounded by green grass, gravel, and autumn trees in a rural Ohio landscape.

An Aristolath Exhibit

  • Joseph Hochstetler is a residential contractor with J Troyer Roofing. His company has used Buckeye Metal Sales for five years. Recently, J Troyer installed Buckeye’s metal board and batten, Aristolath, for a few of their projects. Here are the beautiful results.
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A modern dark charcoal gray barndominium with vertical metal board and batten siding, a standing seam metal roof, covered wraparound porch, and two black garage doors, photographed at dusk on a rural property with green grass and trees in the background.

Wow Your Customers with Cutting-Edge Metal

  • Why would a contractor choose Buckeye? Well, in addition to their extensive metal building knowledge and can-do customer spirit, Buckeye Metals creates and sells fascinating products. Tune in for part two of our conversation with Lamar Weaver from Rocky Fork Construction in Hillsboro, OH.
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Aerial view of a large log cabin with a bright green standing-seam metal roof surrounded by manicured landscaping and vibrant fall foliage in red, orange, and yellow.

Contractor Sidekick, Anyone?

  • Every contractor needs a metal supplier that’s got their back. Deadlines, finicky weather, and stiff competition–you know what you’re up against. A supplier that knows that too–well, you won’t trade that for anything. 
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