Bring Us In.
Before It Gets Expensive.

We step in early to catch the problems that would otherwise surface in the field —
and carry the work through fabrication and install.

WHY BRING US IN EARLY

The earlier you bring us in, the more we can save you — in cost, time, and rework.

During schematic design and design development, everything is still flexible: the drawings, the details, and the budget. That's where we deliver the most value. We can build a full-scale mockup of your panel system in our shop before anything is finalized, catching alignment issues and constructability risks long before they show up in the field.

Because once a crane is on site, every problem turns into a line item.

We work through the details early — adjusting gauge, fastening patterns, and break shapes — making small, strategic changes that preserve the design intent while removing six figures from the project cost.

"An architect can say, 'I drew this funky shape. I have no idea if it will work.' That's the benefit of choosing us. We're a custom shop. There are really no limitations."


Lauren VanDomelen,

Operations Manager (Third Generation), TT&L Sheet Metal

WHAT WE BUILD

Everything we fabricate is built to the project — not pulled from a catalog.

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Custom Architectural Panels

Wall panels, soffit, and fascia, designed with the architect and fabricated on our 26'4" Jorns Twinmatic Pro 200.

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Standing Seam Roofing

Custom-formed long-length panels, including built-in stainless steel gutters with tapered fold.

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Composite & Specialty Panels

ACM, fiber cement, and HPL panels routed in-house on our 7' × 18' AXYZ CNC for custom shapes and sizes up to 16-foot sheets.

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Custom Flashings & Trim

Long lengths, custom profiles, color-matched to project specs.

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Roof Overlay Systems

Mechanically seamed roof panels, NewTech roll-formed in our shop or onsite when the project requires.

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Long-Length Copper & Zinc

Custom fabrication and installation, with crating and national shipping when projects extend beyond our regional reach.

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Gutters, Scuppers & Collector Heads

Built-in stainless gutters, custom downspouts, and custom scuppers.

HOW WE WORK

1

Design Engagement. 

Bring us in during schematic design or design development. We review the specs and identify where cost, constructability, and sequencing can be improved — before those decisions are locked in.

2

Shop Mockups.

For complex panels and unusual envelopes, we build full-scale mockups in our shop. Architects can walk through alignment, finish, and detail in real space — before anything reaches the field. 

3

Material Procurement. 

Long-lead and custom-color materials are ordered up front. With 300 coils and 100 flat-sheet pallets in storage, we secure material ahead of fabrication, ensuring consistency project-wide.

4

In-House Fabrication.

Every panel, flashing, and piece of trim is fabricated in our Beaverton shop — giving us control over quality, sequencing, and schedule.

5

Field Installation.

Our crews install in coordination with framers, masons, glazers, and roofers — catching issues early and preventing costly callbacks. 

PROJECTS

Recent trade partner work where early involvement changed the outcome.

HP Inc., Vancouver Research and Development Facility

Vancouver, Washington

Early mockup work that kept a $12M project on schedule.

Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Youth

Vancouver, Washington

Four iterations to land a custom panel system that worked.

Gardner Middle School

Oregon City, Oregon

Early coordination that cut $100K before contract.

WHY WE'RE BROUGHT IN

We're not always the lowest number — but we're often brought in early, and brought back again. The reason is simple: teams know what they're getting.

  • Continuity that carries through the job. Three generations, one shop, and crews that stay. The same people who start the work are there to finish it — even on projects that span multiple construction seasons.
  • Capacity to take on complex work. $10M single / $15M aggregate bonding, with the backing to handle projects many sheet metal subs can't.
  • A trained, reliable workforce. Our BOLI Registered Apprenticeship Program with the Northwest College of Construction keeps a steady pipeline of skilled fabricators and installers coming into the trade.
  • Crews that know the standard. Many of our team members have been here for a decade or more, with multiple families working side by side. That experience shows up in fewer errors, tighter quality control, and work that holds up in the field.

Bring us in early.

The earlier we are at the table, the more we can do.