Service — RDMS-SVC-07 · Beams · Columns · Connections · Stair stringers
Structural welding.
Structural steel for commercial and residential builds: beams, columns, posts, brackets, stair stringers, and connections, welded to the print in the shop or on the jobsite.
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The scope
Steel welded to the drawing and inspected.
Structural work is done to the engineer’s drawing: joint prep, filler, and weld size as called out, full-penetration welds where the spec requires them, and an inspection before anyone loads it. ASME-certified welder. If the job needs a specific certification or third-party inspection, that is confirmed before quoting.
Typical work includes beam and column connections, moment and shear plates, posts and base plates, steel headers, stair stringers and landings, mezzanine and platform framing, brackets and embeds, and repairs to existing structural steel. Commercial builds, custom homes, shop buildings, and additions.
Pieces that can be pre-built are fabricated in the shop in St. George and delivered. Connections, tie-ins, and field welds are done on the jobsite with the mobile rig, scheduled around the framing crew.
| Ref | Operation | Category |
|---|---|---|
| ST-01 | Beam & column connections | Structural |
| ST-02 | Posts, base plates & headers | Structural |
| ST-03 | Stair stringers & landings | Structural |
| ST-04 | Mezzanine & platform framing | Structural |
| ST-05 | Structural brackets & embeds | Structural |
| ST-06 | Field welding & structural repair | Structural |
Different problem? See every service or describe the job.
Where we do this work
Structural welding across Southern Utah.
Dispatched from St. George. Each town has its own page: what the work usually looks like there, how scheduling runs, and common questions.
- St. George, UTbase
- Washington City, UT10 min
- Santa Clara, UT12 min
- Ivins, UT15 min
- Hurricane, UT25 min
Somewhere not listed? See the full service area. Farther out gets a yes or no when you describe the job.
Common questions
Structural welding questions.
- Q.01
Do you weld to the engineer’s drawing?
Yes. Joint prep, filler, weld size, and sequence follow the print. If a detail on the drawing does not work in the field, the engineer gets a call before anything changes.
- Q.02
Are you certified?
ASME-certified welder with an aerospace fabrication background. If a job requires a specific structural certification or a third-party inspector, that is confirmed before the quote.
- Q.03
Shop or jobsite?
Both. Anything that can be pre-built is fabricated in the shop and delivered. Connections and tie-ins are welded on the jobsite with the mobile rig.
- Q.04
Can you work with my framer or GC?
Yes. Field welding is scheduled around the framing crew so steel is ready when they need it.
- Q.05
Do you repair existing structural steel?
Yes. Cracked connections, corroded posts, and damaged beams are assessed, repaired to the engineer’s direction where one is involved, and inspected.
Get a quote
Send the drawing and get a quote.
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