Large Commercial & Industrial
Commercial & industrial steel
TMG fabricates and erects large commercial and industrial steel: warehouse and distribution framing, equipment platforms, mezzanines, catwalks, and heavy miscellaneous metals at volume. One accountable subcontractor, self-performing structure and misc metals across SC, NC, and GA.
Industrial steel scope
Frame, platforms, and heavy misc metals at volume
Large commercial and industrial work is defined by footprint and repetition. A distribution building or plant carries a big structural frame and an equally large scope of miscellaneous metals: equipment platforms, mezzanines, catwalks, stair towers, and heavy supports tied to the equipment layout. TMG self-performs both, so the frame and the misc metals share one detailer, one erection plan, and one QA/QC chain instead of splitting across two subcontractors.
Structural frame, bracing, and moment connections for distribution and warehouse buildings.
Steel platforms and dunnage supporting production and material-handling equipment.
Structural mezzanines for storage, offices, and pick modules.
Access catwalks, crossovers, and egress for elevated equipment and conveyors.
Bollards, pipe supports, grating, ladders, cages, and stair towers at volume.
Embeds, setting plates, and anchor bolts coordinated to the slab and foundations.
Built for volume
Repeatable fabrication across a large footprint
Industrial buildings reward repeatability. The same connections, platforms, and misc-metal details recur across hundreds of thousands of square feet, so the win comes from fabricating them consistently and erecting them in a proven sequence. TMG structures the shop and field plan around that repetition, so quality holds bay after bay and the erection crews are not solving the same problem twice.
Repeatable details
Standardized connections and misc-metal assemblies run at volume with consistent quality.
Sequenced erection
Field crews follow a proven bay-by-bay sequence, so the frame goes up predictably.
Equipment coordination
Platforms, embeds, and supports detailed to the equipment and material-handling layout.
Why single-source
Structure and misc metals under one contract
On an industrial job the miscellaneous metals are not an afterthought, they are a major line item wired to the equipment plan. Splitting them from the structural steel means two firms coordinating the same embeds, platforms, and supports. TMG keeps it together. Below are the services behind a typical industrial award.
- Structural steel fabricated and erected as one scope. See structural steel.
- Platforms, mezzanines, catwalks, and heavy supports. See miscellaneous metals.
- Stair towers and egress rail to IBC and OSHA. See stairs and railing.
- On-site fit-up and field welding by certified crews. See mobile and field welding.
FAQ
Industrial steel: FAQ
What does TMG build for commercial and industrial projects?
TMG fabricates and erects the structural frame and the miscellaneous metals for warehouse, distribution, and industrial buildings: framing and bracing, equipment platforms, mezzanines, catwalks and crossovers, stair towers, and heavy misc metals. We self-perform the package as one accountable subcontractor across SC, NC, and GA.
Can TMG handle high-volume, repetitive fabrication?
Yes. Industrial and distribution buildings run on repeatable framing, connections, and misc-metal details across a large footprint. TMG builds that repeatability into the shop plan so fabrication runs at volume with consistent quality, and the erection crews follow a proven sequence rather than reworking each bay.
Why award structural and misc metals to the same sub?
On an industrial job the misc metals, platforms, catwalks, mezzanines, and heavy supports, are as much of the scope as the frame, and they are tightly tied to the equipment layout. Keeping structural steel and misc metals with one subcontractor removes the handoff between two firms and keeps embeds, framing, and equipment supports coordinated under one QA/QC chain.
Does TMG erect what it fabricates on industrial jobs?
Yes. TMG is an AISC Certified Fabricator and Certified Steel Erector, so the same accountable team details, fabricates, and erects. That single-source model keeps the fabricate-to-field handoff off your critical path and puts one party on the hook for the schedule, welded to AWS D1.1 under a documented OSHA safety program.
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