Turnkey Projects,
One Team Start to Finish.

Full-scope delivery from design through installation. One point of contact, one team, one schedule — so you're not coordinating an engineer, a fab shop, and an installer who have never met.

// At a glance
Turnkey Projects
ScopeDesign → Build → Install
EngineeringIn-house
ContactSingle point of contact
Project sizeAll sizes welcome
Lead timesShortest in the industry

What We Do

04.1 //

In-House Engineering

Our engineers design the equipment, produce the drawings, and stay on the job through installation — the same people, start to finish.

04.2 //

Single Point of Contact

One project lead owns your schedule, your questions, and your changes. No hand-offs between vendors.

04.3 //

Everything Under One Roof

Laser cutting, fabrication, machining, and assembly happen in our 50,000 sq ft shop, which is why our lead times are shorter.

04.4 //

Installed by Our Crews

Our own ISN-approved millwrights install and commission what we build, including during planned shutdowns.

From Call to Commissioned

01

Define

We meet on site or on a call, capture the requirement, and scope the project.

02

Engineer

Design and drawings from our in-house engineering team, reviewed with you before anything is cut.

03

Build

Fabricated, machined, assembled, and tested in our shop.

04

Install & commission

Set, aligned, and commissioned by our crews on your schedule.

Straight Answers

What does turnkey mean here?

You describe the outcome; we engineer, build, install, and commission the equipment. One contract, one contact.

How small or large a project will you take?

All sizes. A single custom part and a complete production line are both welcome.

Do you travel?

Yes. We're based in Irwindale, CA and our crews work nationwide.

Why are your lead times shorter?

Everything is in-house — engineering, laser, weld, machining, assembly, and installation — so no step waits on an outside vendor.

What do I need to start?

A conversation. Drawings help, but a description of the problem and a site visit is enough to get a scope and a quote.

Request a Quote

Describe your project and we'll get back to you with a competitive quote — typically within one business day.