Suburban Pipe & Steel furnished fabrication and erection of structural steel components for a New Smog Center, including approximately 1460 sq. ft. of (20 ga.) metal deck with opening framed for a steel stair with railing, as per code requirements.
in with some funding and a set of plans, I can find a way to make their project a reality.” And people do roll in with all kinds of projects—big and small—from punching holes or cutting metal for a home project to industrial plans for fabricating walnut dehydrators, building handrails or solar projects. Whatever the need, Tom will find a way. And if he can’t, he’ll find someone who can.
BITS AND PIECES
A recent large project for a thermal solar canopy at Naval Air Station (NAS) Lemoore, California, is a perfect example of how Tom approaches his work. He says, “I break each project down into little parts and pieces. For this project,
I had a detailer come in. I asked him, ‘Can you draw every bit of it? If you can draw it, I can build it.’”
Tom breaks down his current role into small pieces, too. He says, simply, “I am a steel fabricator. I do a lot of small struc- tural steel jobs, such as hand-railing, beams, columns—what- ever people need.” From commercial businesses and farmers to the regular guys who come in and need a one-off job done, Tom says, “People are delighted that we’re here. Some people come in with just an idea, no drawing. I’ll sit down with them, make a sketch and show them what we can do.” Through his own perseverance through life’s ups and downs, he under- stands that everyone needs a helping hand—customers and employees alike. Tom says, “We try to be that.”
SUBURBAN PIPE & STEEL, INC. dba Flint Construction
Suburban Pipe & Steel was the steel contractor on a recent large project for a thermal solar canopy at Naval Air Station (NAS) Lemoore, California.
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