
Delta Flight Museum
Structural and architectural steel for one of Atlanta's signature exhibit spaces — detailed in-house and delivered ahead of schedule.
AISC-certified shop, in-house detailing, and field crews who keep your erection sequence on schedule.
One-of-a-kind work designed in-house. Forged, machined, and finished by the same hands.
We measure a job by whether it would hold up if our name were welded into it — because it is. We tell clients the truth about scope and schedule, we build every piece like it's going in our own home, and we don't leave until it's right.
The same sequence whether the deliverable is a moment frame or a balcony rail. Most projects take two to sixteen weeks.
You arrive with plans, sketches, or a Pinterest board. We meet at the shop or at the site.
Our detailers translate intent into shop drawings — connection by connection — and review with you.
Cut, fit, weld to AISC tolerance and AWS-qualified procedures — then finished in-house: SP6 blast, shop primer, epoxy, zinc, or hot-dip galvanizing.
Our crew installs and finishes on site. The same people you met at the start.
Every job starts on the drawing board. Our in-house detailers produce the shop drawings the fabricators build from and the erectors set by — so the steel fits the field the first time.

A decorative-truss entry canopy worked up as an annotated elevation — rafters, columns, and pitch called out by hand.

A two-level patio frame modeled in SOLIDWORKS — every beam, stair, and anchor bolt resolved in 3D before fabrication begins.

The same canopy turned into a buildable shop drawing with a 3D model and full material schedule.

A galvanized stair-and-walkway system drawn to ASTM A36 and OSHA rise/run — elevations, plans, and details on one sheet.

Structural and architectural steel for one of Atlanta's signature exhibit spaces — detailed in-house and delivered ahead of schedule.

A feature entry stair in blackened steel with a wood handrail and cable-rail infill — fabricated, finished, and set by our own crew.

Structural frame and stairs for a mixed-use loft development — retail, restaurant, and residential lofts — a few miles from our own shop floor.

An entry canopy and structural columns for a church sanctuary — fabricated and galvanized in-house from our own shop drawings.

A 1957 Avion travel trailer brought back to a mirror polish — aluminum skin worked panel by panel until it reflected the sky again. The kind of one-off metalwork that doesn't fit on a spec sheet.

A custom drive gate with a hand-built sunburst crown and turned-ball pickets — fabricated on our table, powder-coated, and hung in the client's archway by our own crew.

Louvered steel screen walls and gates concealing generator and dumpster equipment at the film studio — fabricated and powder-coated to architectural tolerances.

Ornamental cast-iron fencing restored for a historic home — scrolled balusters, grape-cluster castings, and finials cleaned, repaired, and refinished in furnace black to match the original Victorian ironwork.
We detail in-house, so the shop drawing, the cut, and the weld all come from the same building. Fewer RFIs, no surprises on site.
You get a tonnage estimate and a delivery date up front — and the same crew from drawing to install, so nothing falls through the cracks.
Whether it's a 40-ton frame or a garden gate, it leaves our floor only when it's right. Integrity and craftsmanship on every joint.
Our shop sits in Senoia, Georgia — a one-day truck from the Mississippi to the Atlantic. We deliver and erect across the Southeast and crate finished steel for delivery anywhere it needs to go.