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Welcome!
Hello, I am George Leach,
The Blue Star Steel team
has been in business for over
20 years. My team of experts
has extensive experience in
both steel structures and
service. We believe in our ability to serve your needs.

Why Build with Steel?

George Leach CEO

Today, steel is one of the most common materials in the world, with more than 1.3 billion tons produced annually. It is a major component in buildings, infrastructure, tools, ships, automobiles, machines, appliances, and weapons. Modern steel is generally identified by various grades defined by assorted standards organizations.

Quality steel is our only construction material:
Our high quality hot dipped galvanized steel is used to produce three types of roofs. Namely they are the Vertical roof, the Boxed eave roof, and the Standard roof. The buildings shown below are examples of these roof styles.

The vertical roof style is our best steel roof. It is a frame design roof with the panels running vertically. The corrugated ridges in the panel runs from the ridge cap down the eave side of the building. This allows dirt, trash, water, and snow to exit off to the eave side of the building. Water and snow will tend to lay longer on the horizontally sheeted roof like the boxed eave and regular style until the water evaporates or the snow melts off. Steel panels on home and business roof-tops are always installed vertically. The roof bow/truss has a welded transition via a steel pin on to the legs. The vertical roof unit has vertical roof trim on the sides and ends for a finished appearance as well as hat channel to support the vertical panels and it adds rigidity to the structure.

We consider the Boxed Eave Style to be one of our most popular selections. This Frame Design Roof along with the panels are installed horizontally. The corrugated ridges in the panel run from front to back or end to end. It is an affordable approach since it does not have the hat channel and ridge cap that the vertical roof has to support the vertical panels. The roof bow/truss has a welded transition via a steel pin onto the legs. The underneath eave sides of the roof bow or truss is covered with boxed eave trim for a nice finished appearance.

And last but not least our standard Style Roof is a solid roof which is often preferred for RV ports as well as Horse Barns. The radius bend frame design has the panels installed horizontally. The corrugated ridges in the panel run from front to back or end to end. The regular style is the most economical unit since it does not have the hat channel, the ridge cap, the eave-side trim, nor the welded transition from the roof bow/truss to the leg.