Our Process
From Conversation to Completed Metalwork
Custom work rewards a clear process. Each project moves through the stages its scope calls for — nothing generic, nothing skipped that matters.
How Projects Move
A Structured Project Process
Not every project involves every stage — the process is shaped to each project's scope. This is the general path a custom metalwork project follows.
Project Consultation
A conversation about your project — the space, the goals, the design direction, and what you have in mind.
Scope and Design Review
The project scope takes shape: category, style, key dimensions, and design details are reviewed together.
Site Measurement
Where the project calls for it, exact site measurements capture the geometry the metalwork must fit.
Custom Fabrication
The piece is fabricated specifically for your project — its curves, dimensions, and details are one of a kind.
Finishing and Preparation
The work is finished and prepared for its environment, whether interior or exterior.
Delivery and Installation
The completed metalwork is delivered and set in place according to the project plan.
Final Project Review
A final walkthrough of the completed work to make sure it meets the project's intent.
The Process in the Work
Measurement, Fabrication, Installation
Photographs from completed and in-progress projects showing what each stage of the process produces.
On-Site Installation
An arched estate gate photographed during installation, fitted to the existing masonry columns of the driveway opening.
Fabrication Detail
Scrolled end volute and collar detailing on an exterior entry railing — the level of detail set during design and shop fabrication.
Final Fit and Finish
A shaped handrail and ornamental scrollwork on a curved stair — every radius taken from measurements of the staircase itself.
Ready to Start the Conversation?
The first step is simple: tell us about your project. Share the space, the idea, and any photos or plans you have.