Illustrative renders
Drawing-anchored visualization.
Conventional rolled steel shells. Illustrative visualizations, not photographs of completed projects.
Design, engineer, fabricate, envelope, and erect. One Houston steel shop that takes a project from a concept or a set of drawings all the way to a finished, weather-tight shell. Conventional rolled steel. Not a pre-engineered metal building.
Most projects pass through three or four companies before the steel goes up. We hold all five stages under one roof. One number to call. One company on the hook.
Concept and layout development from a site, a use, or a napkin sketch.
Structural engineering and detailing to AISC 360-16. Sealed and shop-ready.
In-house fabrication by a 12-person Houston crew. Real shop, real welders.
Deck, roof, and wall systems. The shell that closes the building in.
Field erection by our own ironworkers. AWS D1.1 certified welding lead.
PEMBs lock you into a manufacturer's catalog, fixed bay spacing, and a thin-gauge frame. We build with conventional rolled structural steel. Custom geometry, real load capacity, and a building that reads as architecture, not a warehouse kit.
A finished shell is more than the frame. We carry the structure and the envelope together, so there is no gap between trades and no finger-pointing when it is time to close in.
For realtors, developers, and owners. Work with us directly, or alongside your client.
Bring us a site, a concept, or a set of drawings. We tell you what is feasible and what it takes.
We design and engineer the shell, then price it as one scope. No gaps between trades.
We fabricate and erect with our own crew. One company accountable start to finish.
Conventional rolled steel shells. Illustrative visualizations, not photographs of completed projects.
Detailing, fabrication, envelope, and erection under one roof. One number to call and one company on the hook, from the first sketch to the last bolt. Conventional rolled steel, not a pre-engineered metal building.
One partner from the first sketch to the last bolt. Tell us what you are building.