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64 Metals is a full-service post-frame building kit provider
located in St. Louisville, Ohio. Owners Clarence, and sons Wayne, and Walter
Green, are committed to helping you fulfill your building dreams. Whether it’s
a small business owner’s store, a hobbyist’s workshop, a farmer’s barn, a
couple’s new post-frame home, or a classic car collector’s garage, … our
buildings are as unique and personal as you are.
The 64 Metals team has worked hard to make it easy for you to transform your
building dreams into reality. Our full-service business concept means that from
sales to installation we’re here to provide you the quality attention you
deserve.
Your 64 Metals experience begins in our innovative showroom. Here you are
invited to walk through a community of building models, each displaying
different uses, styles, options, and accessories. Our friendly sales staff and
design team are on hand to answer your questions and assist with specific
requests. After your order is placed, our production and logistics department
oversees the quality manufacturing and timely delivery of your building.
Whether you choose to have your building installed by one of our construction
teams, or decide to erect it yourself, you can count on us for dedicated
customer support after the sale.
We continually strive to anticipate and understand your building needs. So,
we’ve recently expanded our product offerings to include the Energy Star
residential metal roof, metal siding, and the patent-pending Legacy Metal Truss
system.
The 64 Metals team has an effective blend of technical skills, industry
knowledge, and the drive to be innovators in our field. But most of all, we
have a heart-felt desire to provide the superior service that delights and
satisfies our customers. We recognize that how we conduct our business matters.
And we know that to you, it’s more than a building-- it’s your dream. To us,
it’s more than making a sale-- it’s establishing a friendship.
For more information about 64 Metals, please check out the article on
www.framebuildingnews.com by John Fullerton.
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