Structural Framing
The primary structure, set with control.
Installation of columns, beams, girders, lintels, bracing, and supporting steel for new construction, additions, renovations, and structural alterations.
Structural SteelStrength.
Strength.
Precision.
Coordination.
Structural steel demands accurate fabrication, controlled erection, and close coordination with the structure around it. We deliver installation and field coordination from foundations and anchor bolts through framing, joists, decking, and miscellaneous steel.
Columns & BeamsJoists & DeckBase PlatesField Coordination
Structural Steel ServicesBuilt to fit.
Built to fit.
Installed to perform.
Successful steel construction starts before the first member is lifted. We review structural drawings, shop drawings, connection details, anchor locations, elevations, access requirements, and erection sequencing to identify issues before they affect the field.
Our work is coordinated with concrete, masonry, precast, roofing, mechanical, electrical, and other trades to keep the structure aligned with the overall construction sequence.
Staging & Preparation
Every member ready before the lift.
Steel members, connection plates, rigging points, access, and installation sequencing are organized in advance to support safe, efficient field erection.
Base Plates & Anchor Bolts
Verified before the steel rises.
Field verification of anchor bolts, plate locations, elevations, bearing, leveling, shimming, and preparation for grouting.
Column Placement
Structural columns set with precision.
Steel columns are carefully positioned, aligned, and secured to maintain proper elevations, connections, and structural alignment before the remaining framing is installed.
Field Welding
Structural connections completed on site.
Field welding is coordinated with steel alignment, connection requirements, access, and erection sequencing to complete structural connections accurately and efficiently.
Steel Deck
Roof and floor deck coordinated to the frame.
Metal deck layout, bearing conditions, openings, and interfaces with the supporting steel structure.
Open Web Steel Joists
Joists, bridging, bearing, and alignment.
Installation and coordination of OWSJ, bridging, bearing locations, connections, and related structural components.
Field ErectionControlled lift.
Controlled lift.
Precise placement.
Girder placement is where planning becomes structure. Crane position, rigging, clearances, column alignment, and the field crew all converge in one controlled movement.
Erection SequencePlanned on the ground.
Planned on the ground.
Controlled in the field.
Review drawings, anchors, elevations, connections, and field dimensions.
Coordinate steel deliveries, crane access, staging, equipment, and lift paths.
Lift, position, align, and connect structural members in the planned sequence.
Verify alignment and connections before releasing the structure for following work.
Complete steel scope.
From foundation to roof.
Structural framing, joists, decking, miscellaneous steel, and field modifications coordinated as part of the complete building structure.
Columns & Beams
Structural columns, beams, girders, bracing, and primary framing installed to engineered requirements.
Open Web Steel Joists
OWSJ installation, bridging, bearing, connections, and coordination with the supporting structure.
Roof & Floor Deck
Metal deck installation for roof and floor assemblies, coordinated with joists, beams, openings, and supporting steel.
Base Plates & Anchor Bolts
Anchor bolt verification, base plate installation, leveling, shimming, alignment, and preparation for grouting.
Stairs, Platforms & Railings
Steel stairs, landings, platforms, guards, handrails, ladders, and other access components.
Lintels, Supports & Framing
Lintels, equipment supports, opening frames, brackets, connection plates, and other secondary steel components.
Field Modifications
Existing steel modifications, reinforcing, new openings, connection changes, and alterations required to suit field conditions.
Integrated With the Build
Steel work coordinated with concrete, masonry, precast, roofing, mechanical, electrical, and architectural systems.