We do most of our fabricating with metal, but not always, because we’re flexible like that. We typically work with designers, architects, and contractors, but pretty much anyone with discerning eyeballs can give us a ring. Mostly, we value giving people the personalized attention they deserve. OK, now that we’ve introduced ourselves … let’s explain who we are. Recently, we’ve watched the world bec
ome increasingly custom-made — from hybrid dogs that don’t shed to hybrid cars that don’t pollute — yet the architecture and engineering community remains shockingly cookie-cutter. The same old fabricator-distributor relationships, the same old quotes, the same old roadblocks. We wanted to approach things from a different angle. So unlike many of our peers who’re content with exclusionary relationships, we decided to incorporate the largest network of field-tested fabricators and distributors in the region. Which is just a fancy way of saying, “We got a guy for that.”
Our penchant for collaborating with the best and brightest means we have access to the most cutting-edge materials and digital tooling around. We’re able to tailor project-specific treatment for every client and help save money by cutting down on red tape, wasted time, and B.S. There’s no part too rare, no building process too sophisticated, no elbow too greasy. Whether we’re building in-house with our own sexy, calloused hands or reaching out to other fabricators, work gets done the right way, by the right person. As a bonus, we’re one of the few companies that speak the rare language of both builders and designers (it’s basically English, but sawdust puffs out on long vowels). We offer design-assist services to define and document the solution while providing budgetary feedback as necessary. This increases profitability for the design and construction team, decreases risk and the overall cost for the owner, and maintains the design integrity of your special project. In an industry that’s grown far too formulaic, our name signifies a blank equation waiting to take shape, a challenge with any number of solutions. What do you think? But only if it’s flattering.
