All four of our fabrication facilities hold AISC certification. We perform multiple quality inspections throughout the fabrication process, and our fitters and welders are certified to shop and AWS standards. Management at each of our facilities continuously looks for ways to make improvements that ensure we meet the highest standards.

In addition to structural steel for substations and tubular poles for transmission/distribution lines, we fabricate steel for buildings, conveyor systems, concrete imbeds, and special made-to-order projects.

fabricates structural and tubular steel at our 58,000 square foot facility in Canton, Ohio. This facility features two Peddinghaus Anglemasters capable of punching and shearing angles up to 6” x 6” x 5/8”, and a Peddinghaus drill line capable of drilling and structural shape up to 36” wide. We also use a MetalMaster Evolution System from Messer Cutting Systems. This state-of-the-art machinery includes a 10’ X 35’ burn table with 8’ wide cutting capability and High definition Plasma equipment capable of cutting material up to 2”. It also comes with oxygen-fueled torches that can cut up to 4”, and a rotating bevel head to precut weld prep bevels on plates.

Our 100,000-square-foot facility in Muskogee, Oklahoma, features a BSCO high capacity seam welder that can weld poles up to 60’ in length and 80” in diameter. This machine lifts and rotates poles during the seaming process, greatly reducing production time. We also have a portable seam welder for custom projects.

Capital Steel fabricates structural steel at our 50,000-square-foot plant in Trenton, New Jersey, producing structures for power companies, the highway construction industry, and the transit industry. In addition to standard structures, V&S Capital Steel fabricates sound wall posts, bridge supports, highway barriers and custom items. Certified with the New Jersey and Pennsylvania departments of transportation, Capital Steel has worked on major projects for Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA), New Jersey Transit, and Amtrak.

Featuring two bays that are 55’ wide by 550’ long, and seven overhead cranes – several of which can carry up to 30 tons when synchronized – our 68,500 square-foot facility near Cleveland, Ohio, is equipped to fabricate tapered tubular steel for projects of any size.