Custom metal fabrication

What can be built

• Brackets, bases and mounting feet
• Small steel frames and structures
• Guards, grilles and equipment bumpers
• Replacement parts copied from a worn or broken one
• Reinforcements added to an existing structure
• Tie-downs, eyelets and anchor points

How a custom project starts

Good fabrication starts with a clear need: what the part must carry, where it installs and how it fastens. A hand sketch, photos or the original part are usually enough.

Dimensions and mounting points are confirmed before any steel is cut. When useful, measurements are taken directly on site.

Information to have ready

• What the part is for and what it must carry
• Dimensions or a sketch, even rough
• Photos of where the part installs
• The original part if it still exists
• Your target timing and the area where the project is

Limits and safety

• Work is done on steel only: no aluminum, no stainless steel.
• No regulated structural repairs and no high-pressure piping work are offered.
• Work depends on safe access: a clear zone, flammable materials moved away, the machine immobilized.
• Some conditions (wind, heavy rain, impassable access, site requirements) can postpone the work.
• If a job falls outside what is offered, that is said plainly on the phone rather than attempted.
• Projects requiring engineer-stamped drawings or regulated structural compliance are not offered.