Start with the actual requirement.
Share drawings, dimensions, site photos or the part that needs repair. We look at use, access and material before recommending a practical route.
Different jobs. Different demands.
These project types show the questions we work through before cutting metal. Bring us a drawing, a site measurement, a damaged part or a material list; we’ll start with what the job needs to do.
Steel that follows the drawing.
For commercial framing, member sizes, connection details and the build sequence shape the fabrication plan. We review project drawings and coordinate the steelwork and installation scope before quoting.
A line made for its space.
Railings, gates, staircases and fencing begin with the opening, the way people use it and the finish they want to live with. Measurements and layout come before fabrication.
Repair the part that matters.
For equipment and damaged metalwork, we assess the joint, access and intended use. Welding can be planned on-site or in-shop, with the approach explained before work begins.
Stock for the next step.
Steel, aluminum and stainless in sheet, bar, tube and angle can start a customer’s own build or move into custom work at our factory. A list of grades, sizes and quantities helps us source the right materials.
One point of contact from stock to finished work.
22 YEARS IN BUSINESS / APEX METALWORKSAgree on the work before the cut.
We discuss material, fabrication or welding needs, finish and installation coordination where relevant. Quotes for all work are free; timing depends on complexity and material.
Keep the job connected.
With metal sales, fabrication and welding under one roof, there’s one shop to speak to as the work moves from stock selection through the finished component.