Steel fabrication in Meath
Meath brings us a mix of estate housing along the Dublin commuter belt and agricultural and industrial work further out. The common thread is volume: repeated beams, repeated stair flights, repeated gates, all needing to be the same every time they leave the workshop.
Housing and commuter belt work
Around Ashbourne, Dunboyne, Ratoath and Navan we fabricate the steel that goes into extensions, attic conversions and new builds, along with the external steps, wall top railings and front garden railings that finish those houses off. Where a developer needs the same detail across several units, we set it up once, weld it the same way each time and deliver in batches to suit the programme.
Access steel is a regular request too: fire exit stairs, ramps and handrails that have to satisfy building regulations rather than just look right.
Farm and industrial steelwork
Outside the towns the work moves to portal frames, sheds, mezzanines, plant supports and heavy entrance gates. Farm entrances in particular need gates that stay square after years of being pulled at, so they are built from proper section, welded rather than bolted at the corners and hung on hinges sized for the leaf.
Precision cutting is available to Meath customers as a standalone service. If you only need plates plasma cut, sections CNC drilled or sheet folded on the brake press, send the file or the sketch and we cut, drill or fold it and have it ready for collection or delivery.
Not sure which service you need? Send us your drawings or a site photo and we come back with a fixed price, usually within one working day.
Meath questions we get asked
Planning steelwork in Meath?
Send us drawings, a sketch or a site photo. We come back with a fixed price and a firm lead time, usually within one working day.