Tri-State Metal Roofing Supply, a manufacturer of American-made metal roofing and siding, will expand to Prescott in the first quarter of 2026 as it opens a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility on Generation Lane, just east of Prescott Regional Airport.
“We’re in a growth stage,” said co-owner Jason Norton. “As Prescott continues to grow, we want to grow right along with it. Our goal is to expand this facility over time, adding options and creating even more jobs for people in the community.” Tri-State’s three existing locations, all in Utah, employ 12 to 15 people.
Founded in May 2016 in St. George, Utah, Tri-State Metal Roofing Supply was established by partners Norton, Kortney Leavitt and Kalan Lemon. Together, they bring more than five decades of combined expertise to the manufacturing industry, with Norton contributing over 30 years of specialized knowledge and Leavitt and Lemon each contributing a decade of experience.
Since its inception, Tri-State has quickly grown into a regional leader by focusing on customer satisfaction, fast turnaround speeds and high-quality products manufactured in the United States. The company supplies a wide range of metal roofing and siding materials, trims and accessories, including custom trims designed for unique projects. Products serve everyone from lumberyards and contractors to homeowners and DIY builders.
“Our mission is simple: keep roofs solid and communities strong,” Norton said. “We believe in hard work, honesty and real relationships. Whether it’s a ranch, a commercial building or a family home, we want to help people protect what they’ve built with materials that last.”
When deciding where to expand, the partners initially considered other markets but quickly fell in love with Prescott.
“The people and the tight-knit community felt like home to us,” Leavitt said. “That sense of community is exactly what we want our brand to represent.”
The company also sees Prescott as an ideal hub for sustainable building practices. Unlike shingles and tile, which frequently end up in landfills and release toxins into the ground, metal roofing is fully recyclable, energy-efficient and designed to last. Tri-State’s expansion will not only provide cost-effective solutions to local contractors and homeowners but also support long-term sustainability in the region’s construction industry.
For its new Prescott manufacturing facility, Tri-State partnered with Prescott-based JEBCO Construction Companies, led by owner Jeb Johnson.
The site was purchased from the family of a longtime Prescott resident who had planned to develop the property but passed away before its completion. Tri-State and JEBCO worked together to reimagine the space, incorporating innovative roofing profiles, custom trims and a modern design aesthetic. Among the touches is Tri-State’s signature wood grain steel paneling, which replicates the rustic look of barn wood.
