In-House Specialty Trade · DFW

Structural steel, fabricated and erected by the same team.

JEM Builders keeps structural steel in-house: shop fabrication, priming, and field erection handled under one roof. That keeps one of the most schedule-critical trades on a commercial or industrial job under direct control rather than handed to another tier of subcontractors.

Oldcastle concrete plant expansion — aerial view of silos and production buildings, Denton TX

Scope of work

What this service covers on a typical job.

01

Fabrication

Custom-fabricated columns, beams, and framing members cut and assembled to the project's structural requirements.

02

Priming

Steel components primed before they leave for the site, ready for erection.

03

Erection

Crane-set columns and beams with field crews assembling the frame in place, including work at height.

04

Coordination

Sequencing steel with concrete and site work so the frame goes up when the foundations are ready.

Project evidence

Completed work, with the role JEM held.

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Oldcastle concrete plant expansion — aerial view of silos and production buildings, Denton TX
Oldcastle Denton concrete manufacturing facility — aerial site overview and product storage yard
Oldcastle plant expansion — close aerial view of the structure beside the concrete silos
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Denton, TX

Oldcastle — Concrete Plant Expansion

Role: Steel Fabricator & Erector

JEM custom-fabricated, primed, and erected the structural steel for an expansion of Oldcastle's concrete manufacturing plant, working alongside an active production facility.

  • Approx. 21 tons of structural steel
  • Erected to approx. 43 FT
  • Fabrication, priming & erection
  • Denton, TX
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Capabilities

  • Structural steel for industrial plant expansions
  • Steel framing for commercial and office/flex buildings
  • Fabrication and erection under one contract
  • Steel paired with in-house concrete foundations and slabs

What to send

Include what you have. Gaps are fine; it just speeds up the first conversation.

  1. 1.Project location and the type of facility
  2. 2.Structural drawings or the engineer of record, if available
  3. 3.Approximate tonnage, heights, or spans
  4. 4.Foundation status and target erection window
  5. 5.Whether you need steel only or full general contracting
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