Structural steel / Texas + surrounding states

Built right. Sequenced right. Ready when the crane is.

One accountable team for detailing, fabrication, delivery, and erection—built around the schedule your project cannot miss.

Ironworker welding a structural steel beam at height — Field executionHouston / 29.7604° N

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1,500Tons / month

325KSq. ft. under roof

98%On-time sequences

02Texas facilities

Quality systemsAISC · AWS D1.1

One accountable package

Steel without the coordination gaps.

Our scope follows the steel from the first model through the last bolt, giving project teams one clear line of responsibility.

Detailing & coordination

Model-led shop and erection drawings that resolve RFIs before they reach the field.

Structural fabrication

CNC-driven cutting, fitting, welding, coating, and inspection under one roof.

Sequenced delivery

Piece-marked loads planned around your crane, deck, and superintendent's schedule.

Field erection

Safety-led crews that coordinate the final handoff from shop model to standing steel.

Miscellaneous metals

Stairs, rails, ladders, embeds, and access steel coordinated with the primary frame.

Two construction workers guide a steel member into an active structural frame — Featured case / 2026Fort Worth, TX

Commercial / Selected work

Northline Logistics Campus

Three distribution buildings, one compressed shell schedule, and a steel package released by erection zone.

Package: Detailing · Fabrication · Erection
Structural steel: 1,860 tons
Shop-to-field: 24 weeks

Final structural zone set nine working days ahead of baseline.

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From drawings to standing steel

One release plan. One source of truth.

The shop and field operate as one system. Every release answers the same model, the same crane plan, and the same project schedule.

01
Review
We study the drawings, schedule, site constraints, and bid scope before assigning a number.
02
Coordinate
Detailing, procurement, and project leadership build one release plan around the field sequence.
03
Fabricate
Material moves through documented cutting, fitting, welding, coating, and QC hold points.
04
Deliver + erect
Piece-marked loads arrive crane-ready, with field crews aligned to the same model and schedule.

Built for demanding environments

Experience that transfers.

The variables change. The discipline does not: coordinated models, controlled fabrication, documented quality, predictable releases.

Industrial

Process, manufacturing, and high-load structures

Mission critical

Data centers and schedule-driven technical facilities

Commercial

Office, logistics, mixed-use, and retail campuses

Healthcare

Hospitals, medical offices, and clinical expansions

Education

K–12, higher education, and athletic facilities

Civic

Public safety, municipal, and community buildings

Quality built into the route

Inspect the process, not only the finished weld.

Traceability and inspection are recorded where the work happens—not reconstructed at closeout.

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01Material identity

Heat numbers carried from receiving through shipping.

02Fit-up

Dimensions and connection geometry checked before welding.

03Weld control

Approved procedures, qualified personnel, documented hold points.

04Release

Piece marks, coatings, manifests, and field sequence verified together.

Rows of structural steel members staged for processing — Material staging / piece-mark control

Estimating desk / Houston, TX

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Send drawings, schedule requirements, and scope notes. Our concept estimator will return a demo confirmation—nothing leaves your device.

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