SERVICE MANUALMICHIGAN / FIG. 01–05

Metalwork,from stockto site.

Fabrication, welding, structural steel and metal sales under one roof. Bring us a drawing, a damaged part or a material list; we’ll help work out the next move.

22 Painted steel beam crossed by a welding arc Years in business / precision craftsmanship, honest pricing and reliable turnaround.
CAPABILITY

What we can make, mend and source.

Five ways into the same shop. Every work quote is free; scope, materials and timing are discussed before work begins.

01

Custom fabrication

Made-to-fit metal components for homes, businesses and industry. We review the use and dimensions, select material and finish, then cut, form and assemble to the agreed scope. Timing depends on complexity and material.

CUT / FORM / FIT
02

Welding & repair

On-site or in-shop welding for damaged metalwork, equipment and new assemblies. We assess the joint, access and service conditions, explain the repair approach, then schedule the work around the job’s requirements.

JOIN / RESTORE
03

Structural steel

Framing and installation for building projects. Share the project drawings so we can review member requirements, fabrication details and installation coordination before quoting the scope and schedule.

FRAME / INSTALL
04

Railings, gates, stairs & fencing

Custom work built around the actual opening and the way it will be used. We work through measurements, layout and finish before fabrication and installation planning.

MEASURE / FINISH
05

Metal sales

Steel, aluminum and stainless stock, including sheet, bar, tube and angle. Send grades, sizes and quantities when you have them; we’ll help source material for your own project.

SPEC / SOURCE
ALL WORK / FREE QUOTES
A CLOSER LOOK

The steel behind the build.

For contractors, structural work starts well before a weld. Member specifications, connections and the installation sequence all affect what gets fabricated and when it needs to be ready.

Structural steel members in a fabrication workshop
FIG. 03 / MEMBER + CONNECTION

Drawings in. Built steel out.

Send the project drawings and member requirements. We’ll review fabrication details and installation coordination, then quote a scope that accounts for the steel and the work around it. With metal sales in the same shop, material sourcing stays part of the conversation.


CHAPTER 03 / MATERIAL FIELD

Different starting points.

Close view of a fitted steel stair railing
FIG. 04 / RAILINGFIT + FINISH
Welder working on a steel equipment repair
FIG. 05 / REPAIRACCESS + JOINT
Tube, sheet and angle metal stock
FIG. 06 / STOCKGRADE + SIZE
Painted stack of steel tube profiles
CHAPTER 04 / BEFORE THE QUOTE

Useful details to bring.

You do not need a finished drawing to start a conversation. The intended use, approximate dimensions and any site constraints give us a practical place to begin.

Can you supply the metal as well as fabricate it?

Yes. Apex Metalworks sells steel, aluminum and stainless stock as well as fabricating and welding. Send a material list with grades, sizes and quantities if you have one, or describe the project so we can discuss suitable stock.

Do you take on-site repair work?

We offer welding and repair on-site or in-shop. Photos of the damaged area, its location and the access around it help us assess the approach before scheduling work.

What should I send for a railing or gate quote?

Measurements, photos of the opening, the intended use and any preferred layout or finish are helpful. We can work through the details before fabrication and installation planning. Quotes for work are free.

How long will my project take?

Timing depends on the scope, material and site requirements. We review those details when quoting and communicate the proposed schedule before work begins.

Put the next piece in motion.

From one repair to structural framing, tell us what you’re building and what you need the metal to do. We’ll discuss a practical route forward and provide a free quote for the work.

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