Sterling Engineering & Fabrication, Inc. was founded in 1998 by Brian Stinson. Since the beginning, we have firmly believed that quality, competitive pricing, on-time deliveries and excellent customer service are all equally important, and strive to be the best source for custom steel fabrication for our customers. We specialize in structural steel, stainless steel, aluminum and exotic alloy fabrication.
All of our work is performed by professionally-trained welders in accordance with American Welding Society and American Society of Mechanical Engineering standards. Each job is carefully inspected on site and must pass our strict quality control procedures before leaving our facility. In 1998, Brian founded Sterling Engineering & Fabrication with two employees.
Since then, the company has grown to over twenty employees operating in a 15,000 square foot facility on 12 acres, and has successfully completed several thousand projects of varying size and difficulty. We believe the work of our hands is always for the glory of God, and everything we do is first and foremost for his good purpose.
All of our work is performed by professionally-trained welders in accordance with American Welding Society and American Society of Mechanical Engineering standards. Each job is carefully inspected on site and must pass our strict quality control procedures before leaving our facility. In 1998, Brian founded Sterling Engineering & Fabrication with two employees.
Since then, the company has grown to over twenty employees operating in a 15,000 square foot facility on 12 acres, and has successfully completed several thousand projects of varying size and difficulty. We believe the work of our hands is always for the glory of God, and everything we do is first and foremost for his good purpose.
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Turn left off the exit and go south on Hwy.
27 for approximately 6.2 miles to Columbia Drive (there is a Kangaroo gas station at this intersection).
Turn right on Columbia drive and go approximately 0.50 miles to Brightwave Blvd (there is an industrial park directional sign at this turn, which has our name on it).
Turn right on Automation Drive and go 0.10 miles to Jerry Dowd Drive (formerly Performance Way).
In 2012, Sterling Engineering & Fabrication made headlines for their "Teddy Bear Drive, " a benefit they assisted with for the students at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Connecticut, after a fatal shooting.
27 for approximately 6.2 miles to Columbia Drive (there is a Kangaroo gas station at this intersection).
Turn right on Columbia drive and go approximately 0.50 miles to Brightwave Blvd (there is an industrial park directional sign at this turn, which has our name on it).
Turn right on Automation Drive and go 0.10 miles to Jerry Dowd Drive (formerly Performance Way).
In 2012, Sterling Engineering & Fabrication made headlines for their "Teddy Bear Drive, " a benefit they assisted with for the students at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Connecticut, after a fatal shooting.
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