Proven Equipment.
Built for What's Next.

Decades-tested machines paired with modern automation —
built to take on complex custom fabrication at scale.

INSIDE THE SHOP

Architecture keeps changing. New materials, tighter envelopes, custom profiles that didn't exist five years ago. We invest in equipment that keeps up — adding a new automated cut-to-length line in 2025, a CNC router for composites, and the Twinmatic Pro 200 for our most complex panel work. Some machines have been here since the mid-1980s. Others arrived last year. Together, they give us the range to handle both proven work and new custom fabrication — without slowing production or compromising precision.

WHAT WE RUN

Coil to finished panel, every step happens in our shop. That control is what lets us hold tight tolerances on custom architectural work, hit aggressive schedules, and catch problems before they reach the field.

Folding & Forming

Where Panels Take Shape

Five brakes covering everything from a single chimney cap to a 26-foot architectural panel. Continuous lengths up to 26 feet 4 inches, with double-folding capability for complex profiles that would otherwise require multiple machines and multiple passes. This is where window pans get folded to the exact opening size, where custom architect-designed panels run for exterior envelopes, and where built-in stainless-steel gutters get formed with tapered profiles. At full production, we can fabricate up to 3,200 square feet of wall panel in a single eight-hour shift.

Cutting & Slitting

Where Every Job Starts

Automated coil-to-length and slitting let us process metal to the exact widths and lengths each job requires, with nesting capabilities that maximize material on every run. Less waste up front means tighter pricing on the back end — and a faster path from coil rack to the brakes for forming.

Composite & Fiber-Cement Routing

Beyond Metal

CNC routing on a 7-foot by 18-foot bed for ACM, HPL, and fiber cement — the materials most modern architectural envelopes specify alongside metal. Field measuring happens before fabrication, panel dimensions go straight into the machine, and finished panels arrive at the jobsite in about five business days. The bed is large enough to fabricate 16-foot ACM panels and large-format fiber cement and HPL panels in one piece — cleaner edges, less seaming, and faster install.

On-Site Roll Forming

When Length Matters

A roll former built for transport. When a roof or panel run is too long to ship in one piece, we bring the machine to the site and form on location — eliminating the field splices that add labor, slow installation, introduce more chances for error, and create weaker points for water intrusion. Standing seam profiles up to 2 inches tall, formed in continuous lengths exactly where they install.

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