Industrial Welding & Structural Steel
Structural and pipe welding inside operating plants and on commercial sites — beams, supports, platforms, plate work and code repairs.
Plant & Commercial Services
The right people.The right place.Ready for the work.
Steel, piping, power and fire protection from one contractor — welders, pipefitters, sprinkler fitters, electricians, alarm and suppression technicians and inspectors, TWIC and OSHA verified before they reach the gate. One scope, one supervisor, one signed record.
Capabilities
Every trade a plant or commercial project needs.
Each of these crews is staffed in-house, titled and credential-tracked — so a single scope can cover steel, piping, power and life safety without a second contractor.
Process Piping & Pipefitting
Layout, fabrication and installation of process and utility piping, plus tie-ins, spool replacement and hydrostatic testing.
Fire Sprinkler Systems
Install, repair and retrofit wet, dry and pre-action sprinkler systems for plants, warehouses and commercial buildings.
Electrical & Life-Safety Power
Conduit, terminations, panels and dedicated power for plant equipment and life-safety systems.
Fire Alarm Installation & Service
Device installation, panel programming, troubleshooting and service on addressable and conventional fire alarm systems.
Clean Agent & Kitchen Suppression
Clean agent, foam and kitchen suppression systems installed, recharged and serviced to keep critical spaces protected.
NFPA 25 Water-Based Inspections
Scheduled NFPA 25 inspection and testing of water-based systems, with deficiency reports your AHJ will accept.
Fire Alarm & Suppression Inspections
Inspect, test and certify alarm and suppression systems so your facility stays in compliance year after year.
Project Supervision & Crew Management
Titled, credentialed crews run by our supervisors — step-by-step work packages, safety sign-off and documented completion.
Turnarounds & outages
Staffed around the clock when the unit is down.
Outage windows do not move. We put multi-trade crews on nights and weekends with a supervisor on site and a documented sign-off at the end of every shift.
How we run a project
Scoped, staffed, documented.
Every job runs through the same five steps, so you always know who is on your site and what they signed off on.
- 1
Scope review
A supervisor reviews your drawings, site plans and access requirements.
- 2
Work package built
Step-by-step scope, the trades required and the safety guidelines for the job.
- 3
Crew assigned
Titled workers with current TWIC, OSHA and trade credentials are dispatched.
- 4
Work executed
The crew works the package on site under supervision, step by step.
- 5
Closed out on record
You get a signed work packet, full photo documentation of the finished work and a safety report.
Recent work
Projects that look like yours.
Structural steel repair during a unit outage
Platform supports and beam sections cut out, refabricated and welded back in while the unit was down.
WeldingSupervision
Process piping replacement and tie-in
Corroded process spools replaced, new stainless runs fabricated, fitted and hydro tested before start-up.
PipefittingWelding
Night-shift plant turnaround support
Multi-trade crews staffed around the clock on scaffolded tower work with daily documented sign-off.
WeldingPipefittingSupervision
Warehouse sprinkler retrofit
New wet-system mains, branch lines and heads installed to current spacing across an occupied warehouse.
SprinklerWelding
Addressable fire alarm upgrade
Panel replaced and reprogrammed, devices swapped floor by floor, then tested and certified with the AHJ.
Fire alarmElectricalCertifications
Clean agent suppression for a control room
Cylinders, discharge piping and detection installed and commissioned to protect critical equipment.
SuppressionElectrical
Commercial
Turned over inspection-ready.
Mechanical rooms, sprinkler mains, conduit and life-safety systems installed, labeled and certified so your building passes the first time.
Tell us what your project needs.
Send your site, the trades required and your drawings. A supervisor reviews the scope and returns a written proposal with the crew and credentials that will be on site.