Proven Steel Protection Projects Across Diverse Industries

The new LED Video Boards were installed at the NASCAR Pocono Raceway in August of 2015. All of the structural frame components, catwalk, and pole were galvanized.

A desolate Carroll Creek in Fredrick, Maryland was selected as a site to be renovated and make more available for the community. They insisted that the area be as sustainable as possible.

New innovative technology is making Happy Chickens with state-of-the-art chicken house designs and automated equipment. Happy chickens means more eggs!

This parking garage was an addition to the first two floors originally made up of concrete. Grand Rapids, Michigan, once an overwhelming favorite for the A588 Weathering steel, has decided to utilize Hot-Dip Galvanizing for new structures.

The Detroit Athletic Club, one of the oldest structures in downtown Detroit originally built in 1915 was in need of updating. It was decided more room, event space, and a aerial view of sporting events in Detroit was what they had been needing and wanting.

This structure was built to load limestone onto freighters on the Great Lakes. This 125 long piece of equipment makes up 250 tons of steel.

Long time user of hot-dip galvanizing, Future Fence, of Warren, Michigan helped sell the community of Auburn Hills that if he was to construct and deliver their sign, they would only do it if hot-dip galvanizing was involved.

The Ford Motor Company of Dearborn, Michigan in an effort to support a more sustainable environment, and in cooperation of DTE Energy decided to build a parking structure and a source for solar power of their facility.

This Minor League baseball stadium, the Lugnuts, part of the Toronto Blue Jays, of Major League Baseball needed to renovate their Baseball stadium. The entire makeover was specified by Jones, Pitrie, and Rafinski to be hot dip galvanized.

The growing student population at the Villages, Florida sparked a renovation and expansion of their football facilities. Included in this expansion was the need for new grandstand seating.

Mount Vernon is the county seat of Knox County, located in North Central Ohio, and is home to the brand new Ariel-Foundation Park, a 250-acre public green space built on the site of the former Pittsburgh Plate Glass (PPG) manufacturing plant (which closed in the 1970s).

In April 2013, at the dedication of the new local galvanizing plant, the Director of the Ohio Department of Transportation, Jerry Wray, declared any project that could be galvanized, he would make sure it would be and be able to fit in the new local kettle.

The Columbus Maennerchor was founded in 1848 as a men's chorus by 12 German immigrants eager to preserve the music and memories of their homeland, here; in the chosen land.

This single lane vehicular steel truss bridge allows access to the Indian Mill originally built in 1861. The mill was gift to the Wyandot Indian Nation from the US Government as a reward for their aid during the War of 1812.

The newest, (and largest) high rise apartment building in Boston is the New Zn (zinc) apartments. The name reportedly was chosen by the owners as a place where people will want to call home, have a place that will (like zinc) last forever.