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Our steel has to fit into everything happening around it.
Podium steel, balconies, breezeways and stairs on multi-family jobs around Metro Atlanta and the Southeast.
Concrete below us. Framing around us. Balconies, breezeways, stairs and other trades working right beside us. On multi-family work, you can’t look at the steel package like nothing else exists. We try to understand what we’re walking into before our crew gets there.
- Podium and transfer steelColumns, transfer beams and load-bearing steel at podium level under wood or light-gauge above.
- Wrap-style framingSteel around and through wrap-style buildings, sequenced against the deck and the framing crew.
- Balcony and breezeway steelBalcony framing, breezeway steel and the connections that carry them back to structure.
- Stair and rail packagesEgress stairs, landings and guardrail across a building, handled with the structural scope.
- Amenity steelPergolas, pool structures, courtyard canopies and the amenity pieces that sell the building.
- Retail and light industrialStorefront frames, canopies, mezzanines and light industrial structures.
This is the order we like to do it in.
- 01
Sequence before steel
We work out where our sets land against the concrete and framing schedule, because on these jobs the constraint is almost always access.
- 02
Coordinate the crane
Whether we bring our own or share yours changes the plan completely. We sort that early rather than on the morning.
- 03
Set to the pour schedule
Podium and transfer steel goes in against the pour and shore schedule rather than in one push.
- 04
Balconies, stairs and amenity
The steel residents actually see goes in as the building closes up, in its final finish.
- 05
Close out
Punch walked and closed, with the stair and rail signed off for occupancy.
Jobs our crews actually built.
Photographed on site by the people who were there.
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Do you work under a tower crane you don’t control?
Regularly. It means our picks are booked into somebody else's crane schedule, so we plan the sets tighter and we turn up when we said we’d.
Can you take stairs and rail with the structural package?
Yes, and it usually goes better that way. One crew holding the frame and the stairs means the connection between them is nobody else's argument.
Do you do the amenity steel as well?
Yes. Pergolas, pool structures and courtyard canopies are the steel that sells a building, and it’s worth having the same shop do it.
What about balcony connections?
We fabricate and set balcony framing and the connections back to structure to the engineer's detail, including thermal and waterproofing coordination where the detail calls for it.
Send Jorge the multi-family set.
Don't clean them up for us. Send the set, mark up what you're carrying and tell us when you need steel. We'll go through it and let you know what questions we have.