Structural Steel Fabrication

AISC Certified

J. R. Hoe is an American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) certified fabricator of outstanding reputation backed by a strong resume of successfully completed projects. Its state-of-the-art design software is integrated into computer numerically controlled (CNC) shop fabrication equipment to produce structural steel accurately and efficiently. Quality is built into the process as HOE strictly follows AISC standards in all facets of engineering and fabrication.

Safety & Quality

Safety and Quality go hand and hand, and the J.R. Hoe workforce has an unwavering commitment to both. We are able to transform engineered drawings into truckloads of quality produced columns, beams, and bracing ready to build into the specified steel structure. 

There is a proven maxim in industry: A SAFETY-FOCUSED workforce is a QUALITY-FOCUSED workforce, and vice versa. The evidence of the J.R. Hoe commitment to safety and quality is seen in our numerous safety accolades as well as our finished steel projects across the eastern United States.

Extraordinary Fabrication

Sometimes buildings are designed as ordinary square/rectangular structures with uniformly spaced columns and flat roof, but in today’s market, the majority do not fit that description. There are many architectural designs that offer a much more complex challenge to the fabricator. Look through some of our recent projects to find arched roof trusses, cantilevered canopies, current beam curved beam guiderails, and more.

The Value of Partnership

We consider ourselves a vital partner on each project. Strong lines of communication are developed with the construction project management so that the customer's needs are understood and met. We offer technical back-up through our in-house engineering team, an AISC quality-focused production workforce, and a strong, responsive supplier network.

For projects geared toward LEED certification, HOE can provide background documentation for the recycled content (4.1/4/2) of its regionally-sourced (5.1/5.2) steel that may cover up to four LEED credits.

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