ABC Supply Co., Inc.
Wholesale distributor of roofing and other exterior and interior building products, founded in 1982 by Ken and Diane Hendricks. Operates branches across the United States and Canada.
The wholesalers with branch networks big enough to supply a contractor across most of the country, along with the credit lines, private-label ranges and delivery fleets that come with operating at that size.
Scale in distribution buys three things a contractor can feel: a branch within reach in most markets, an account that travels when the work does, and private-label lines the branch has a reason to push. It also brings the consolidation churn — several of these names are the result of an acquisition and at least one changed brand entirely inside the last two years.
What national reach does not tell you is what is on the shelf in your city this week. That is decided branch by branch, which is why each entry links the company’s own locator rather than asserting coverage on its behalf.
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Shingles, metal, tile and slate, plus the wider exterior product lines these branches carry.
Wholesale distributor of roofing and other exterior and interior building products, founded in 1982 by Ken and Diane Hendricks. Operates branches across the United States and Canada.
Distributor of roofing, waterproofing and complementary building products across North America. The Beacon name and the company’s other local and regional brands have been consolidated into a single QXO brand.
Distributor of roofing and building products serving professional roofing contractors through a family of regional distributor brands. It also operates Roof Hub, a contractor ordering and delivery-tracking platform that integrates with several roofing CRMs.
Full-line distributor of residential and commercial roofing and building products, founded in 1973 by Jim Resch in Tampa, Florida as Gulfside Supply, Inc. It remains owned and operated by the Resch family.
Distributor of roofing, insulation, gypsum and siding products to dealers and contractors from distribution centers across the United States.
Distributor of siding, windows, roofing and other exterior building products to professional contractors.
Canadian distributor of exterior building supplies to roofing and building envelope contractors, with locations across Canada.
National coverage is a map, not a promise about your branch
Every distributor here operates a branch network large enough to be described as national, and that is genuinely useful: an account that travels, consistent private-label lines, and somewhere to buy in most markets. It says nothing about whether the branch nearest you stocks the colour on the contract, how it handles a rooftop delivery in the middle of a hail season, or whether it will take back a short load.
Those answers are local, which is why each entry links the company’s own branch locator rather than claiming coverage for it — and why the regional distributors page exists alongside this one.
Some categories in this section are empty on purpose. Every entry above came off the company’s own website; where that evidence did not exist, the category was left empty rather than filled with businesses nobody had checked.
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How to read these listings
Each entry records what a company publishes about itself, on the date it was read. It is not a recommendation, a ranking or a check of anyone’s work, and no company paid to appear here. Where a company publishes a figure about its own size, that figure is quoted as self-reported and linked to the page it came from.
Ownership in this industry changes constantly — distributors merge, manufacturers get acquired, brands get renamed. Where an entry knows about a change, it says so. Before you rely on a detail, follow the link and check it at the source.
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