Commercial & Industrial
Structural welding for general contractors and property managers
Structural steel, metal buildings, handrails, custom work and more — one crew that keeps pace with a construction schedule, backed by work for Paycom, Dillard's, and Six Flags.
Structural Steel Welding
Structural steel is the part of a building nobody sees once the walls go up — which is exactly why the welds have to be right the first time. We've built structural connections for a four-floor commercial tower and everything smaller since.
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Rebar Installation & Welding
We installed and welded the rebar for all four floors of the Paycom building in Grapevine — on the general contractor's schedule, floor by floor, with no gap that held up the next pour.
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Metal Buildings
We erected a 6,000 square foot Mueller metal building in Denton from steel frame to finished exterior — the kind of project that only turns out square and weathertight if the crew erecting it gets the frame right.
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Catwalks, Stairs & Platforms
We fabricated and installed the stairs and catwalk for Dillard's Fort Worth distribution facility, then reinforced the roof trusses to carry the added load — access structures for buildings that don't stop operating for construction.
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Commercial Handrails & Guardrails
We fabricated the stainless steel railings for Hurricane Harbor at Six Flags Arlington — guardrail welding held to a public safety standard, not just a shop-quality one.
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Structural Reinforcement
When Dillard's added a catwalk to their Fort Worth facility, the existing roof trusses had to be reinforced to carry it. That's structural reinforcement: making an existing building capable of carrying a new load safely.
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