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Contractors need custom metal components that fit site conditions and arrive on schedule, without requiring extra field work. At S&R Sheet Metal, we provide construction fabrication to your project specifications, handling the shop work needed to turn drawings into finished parts and assemblies. We also offer field installation when the project scope and location allow.
When standard parts do not fit your project, we fabricate metal components to the dimensions and configurations your drawings require. Our construction fabrication services cover architectural work and industrial facility components, with contract manufacturing available for repeat parts. Explore the services below or view our fabrication capabilities for details on the shop processes available for your project.
We provide custom sheet metal fabrication for commercial and industrial buildings, including roofing and flashing made to your specifications. For projects in Washington and the Pacific Northwest, we also offer installation.
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Industrial construction often requires custom metalwork where equipment connects to facility systems. We work with engineers and air movement designers to fabricate ducting and chutes, and we provide machine guarding for industrial equipment.
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We use CNC laser or plasma cutting to produce metal parts with the profiles and openings specified in your drawings. Repeatable cutting is useful when you need the same component at multiple installation points. Parts that require forming or welding can move through additional fabrication operations in our shop.
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When your project requires repeated components or assemblies, we produce the agreed quantities to your specifications. We review the scope and production schedule with you before work begins. This service applies when you need the same custom part across multiple locations or construction phases.
Components for this service may include:
A fabrication problem becomes a construction problem once the part reaches the job site. Poor quality can cause project delays and work stoppages as the construction team develops a workaround or waits for new components.
At S&R Sheet Metal, our skilled union tradespeople follow a strict quality control process that ensures every piece we produce meets precise specifications. Since 1974, our quality-control processes have focused on accuracy and consistency throughout fabrication. Safety protocols help protect our crew and your work from the shop floor through final delivery and installation when required. Learn more about our quality control and safety practices.
Material requirements vary with the component, environment, specifications, and finish. S&R works with a broad range of metals and thicknesses:
Construction projects often require custom work, ranging from steel cutting to complete installation. With decades of experience and highly skilled workers, we can meet your needs while adhering to quality requirements, budgets, and timelines. Send us your drawings, specifications, RFQ, or project requirements; our team is ready to discuss your construction fabrication needs.
Send us your drawings, specifications, RFQ, or project requirements. Include the quantities needed and your project schedule so we can review the fabrication scope with you. If installation is part of the request, include the job site location.
Yes. We fabricate custom metal components to the dimensions and configurations specified in your drawings. Depending on the part, shop work can include cutting, forming, and welding to produce the finished component or assembly.
We offer field installation when the project scope and location allow. For architectural sheet metal projects, we offer installation in Washington and the Pacific Northwest. Share your site location and installation requirements with us so we can discuss whether the work fits our scope.
Yes. Our contract metal manufacturing service covers repeat parts and fabricated assemblies made to your specifications. We review the required quantities and production schedule with you before work begins, including projects that use the same component across multiple locations or phases.