COMMERCIAL SUBCONTRACTOR NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY
Columns, beams and deck installed in the sequence your schedule needs, so concrete, framing and MEP can follow without waiting on steel.
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Steel sets the pace for everything that comes after it. When columns go in out of plumb or deck is left half fastened, every trade behind it loses time. Our crews erect structural steel and install metal deck on commercial, mixed-use and multifamily buildings across New York and New Jersey, working from the erection drawings and the engineer of record's details.
We have done this work for more than 20 years. The way we run a steel crew is simple: set it right the first time, keep the area clean and safe, and hand the floor over to the next trade on the date the general contractor planned.
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How it works
A short, predictable sequence the GC can plan around.
We go through the erection drawings, connection details and the GC schedule, and flag anything that will slow the pick sequence before steel arrives.
Deliveries, crane time and laydown are planned around the site. On city lots that often means staged deliveries and short laydown windows.
Columns and beams go in, get plumbed and aligned, and connections are completed so the frame is stable and ready for deck.
Deck is spread, lapped and fastened to the pattern specified, with edges and openings handled so the floor is ready for inspection and the pour.
Steel is on the critical path for almost every building we work on. A steel crew that shows up with enough hands, follows the sequence and leaves clean, fastened deck behind lets the concrete and framing crews start on time.
We keep communication short and direct: what is installed, what is waiting on information, and what the next floor needs. Questions on the drawings go back to the GC early, not on the day the steel is hanging from the crane.
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