Erection: From Shop Floor to Job Site
Steel erection is where it all comes together — literally. At Weber Steel, we approach installation with clarity, coordination, and control. Our crews are experienced, well-prepared, and fully aligned with the shop and detailing teams from day one. Because we do the work upstream with care, our field execution is clean, efficient, and built for progress.
We don’t just drop steel and go — we show up ready to lead. Our erection process is an extension of everything we’ve already built precision in detailing, quality in fabrication, and intentional planning that keeps fieldwork safe and productive.
From anchor bolts to final bolted connections, our goal is simple: deliver a stress-free install that moves the project forward. Because when the planning is tight and the fabrication is precise, the erection should feel like the easiest part — and with Weber Steel, it is.
Pre-Installation Planning
Before steel ever arrives on site, we coordinate sequencing, staging, and site logistics to reduce downtime and avoid guesswork. Our team reviews drawings, site conditions, and the install flow to make sure every lift counts.
Clear Field Drawings & Labeling
Our field crews work from detailed, easy-to-read erection drawings. Materials are bundled, labeled, and staged to match the install sequence — reducing on-site sorting and speeding up the process.
Experienced Install Crews
Our install teams bring years of hands-on experience to every project. They understand the flow of construction and how to work safely, efficiently, and in sync with other trades.
Safety-First Mindset
We take jobsite safety seriously. Every lift, weld, and bolt-up is done in accordance with OSHA standards and best practices. We prioritize stability, secure connections, and crew awareness at every step.
Real-Time Problem Solving
When field conditions change, we adapt quickly. With in-house detailing and fabrication capabilities, we can resolve issues fast and keep the project on track.
Clean Handoffs & Closeout
We finish strong. Once the steel is up, we make sure everything is tight, torqued, and aligned — ready for the next phase of construction.
