
Structural steel
Complete structural
steel solutions
For over a century our full-service steel yard has supplied the backbone of other people's projects — framing components, carbon plate and structural shapes, cut and fabricated in-house and shipped nationwide.
Essential components
The parts that make a building stand up
Every great building starts with reliable components. These are the members we roll, punch and stock day in and day out — sized and detailed for your span, spacing and load.
Roof purlins
Horizontal Z and C members that carry roof load from the panel into your main frames. Punched to your layout.
Rake angles
Fastened to purlin ends so endwall sheeting lands flat and trims out clean.
Sidewall & endwall girts
Horizontal girts that attach to columns and give wall panels solid, straight backing.
Eave struts
The member at the eave that supports roof panels and transmits wind load into the frame.
Base angles
Continuous angle anchored to the slab to lock the bottom of your wall panels in place.
Send us your plans
Free takeoffs on component packages. We'll list every purlin, girt, strut and angle with lengths and counts.
Get a takeoffMaterials for projects of every size
A full line of carbon plate, sheet & structural
Beyond building components we stock the everyday material a shop actually burns through. Don't see it? Ask — if we don't have it, we can usually get it.
Structural shapes
- Wide flange beams
- Channel
- Angle
- Square & rectangular tubing
- Rounds & squares
- Pipe
Plate, sheet & bar
- Carbon plate
- Sheet
- Flat bar
- Strip
- Rebar
- Expanded metal & bar grating
Building framing
- C & Z purlins
- Sidewall & endwall girts
- Eave struts
- Rake & base angle
- Angle-iron trusses
- Tube trusses
Roofing components
- Ridge cap & closures
- Rake, eave & corner trim
- Valley & pipe flashing
- Gutter & downspout
- Liner panel & soffit
- Anchor bolts
Surplus & used pipe
Smart money on steel that's still prime
Our surplus inventory is a straightforward way to hold a budget without dropping to a lesser material. It's the same steel — it just came off an overrun or another job.
- A full line of surplus structural items kept in stock, not special-ordered.
- One of the largest used pipe yards in the Southeast — columns, posts, culverts and corral material.
- Our team will tell you honestly when surplus fits your application and when it doesn't.

Counter sales & fabrication
Bring us the list. We'll have it ready.
One piece of angle for a trailer repair or a full component package for a 20,000 sq ft building — same answer: yes, and here's when.
Cut to length
Shear, saw and press work so material shows up ready to install.
Custom fabrication
Custom trim, flashing and bends on our own brakes for the odd detail.
Deep inventory
A yard stocked for the way builders actually buy — by the piece or by the truckload.
Delivery nationwide
Job-site delivery with your building package or on its own.
FAQ
Steel & ordering
Do you cut and fabricate, or just sell full lengths?+
Both. We shear, saw, punch and brake in-house, so material arrives cut to length and ready to set instead of needing a second shop.
Can you make custom trim and flashing?+
Yes — custom trim, flashing and specialty bends are formed on our own brakes and roll-formers, typically in 48 to 72 hours.
Can homeowners and small shops buy, or is it contractors only?+
Anyone can buy. Contractors, fabricators, farmers and homeowners all buy at the same counter with the same honest pricing.
What is surplus steel and is it any good?+
Surplus is prime-quality material that came off another job or overrun — same steel, better price. We also run one of the largest used pipe yards in the Southeast for structural columns, culverts and posts.
Do you stock trusses?+
Yes. Angle-iron trusses are the value standard and tube trusses are available when you want the heavier section. We'll quote both so you can compare.
Do you deliver?+
Yes — shop or job site, nationwide. Freight is quoted with your order so there are no surprise line items later.
Ready for your next structural project?
Send the drawing, the list or a photo of what you're trying to fix. You'll get a real person, a real price and a real date.
