Ontario
Structural steel frame installation
The work required steel members to arrive, fit, and install around site access and sequencing constraints.
View projectStructural and miscellaneous steel | Hamilton + GTA
Structural steel, coordinated from shop to site.
SiloTech helps general contractors, builders, and commercial property teams deliver small-to-mid structural and miscellaneous steel packages without managing a chain of disconnected vendors. We coordinate material, fabrication, field work, delivery, and installation around the project requirements.
- Family-owned and operated
- CWB certified — CSA W47.1, Division 2
- 33 years in business
Material & procurement
Shop fabrication
Field welding & repairs
Delivery & installation coordination
The steel package should not create five separate coordination problems.
When supply, fabrication, site work, lifting, and installation are split across several parties, schedule risk and scope gaps multiply. SiloTech approaches the work as one coordinated package, with the site conditions and installation sequence considered before steel leaves the shop.
Why SiloTech
A family shop with big-shop discipline.
You talk to the people doing the work
Call the shop and you reach the team that quotes, fabricates, and installs your steel — not a call centre or an account layer.
Right-sized for your project
Small-to-mid steel packages are our core work, not the jobs a large fabricator squeezes in between towers.
Priced clearly, scoped honestly
Every quote states what is included, what is excluded, and what it depends on — so you compare real numbers instead of guessing at gaps.
One team from shop to site
Material, fabrication, field welding, delivery, and installation are planned together — so the handoffs never become your problem.
The SiloTech crew at work
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Services
Defined steel services. Coordinated around the project.
Beams and columns in the shop
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Structural steel fabrication
Beams, columns, frames, lintels, plates, connections, and project-specific structural components fabricated from issued drawings and specifications.
Stairs, guards and platforms
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Miscellaneous metals
Stairs, guards, platforms, ladders, bollards, equipment supports, brackets, and other project-specific metalwork.
Material staged for delivery
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Steel supply and procurement
Material sourcing, cut-to-requirement coordination, and supply integrated with fabrication or arranged as a defined project scope.
Field welding in progress
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Site welding and steel repairs
Field welding, reinforcement, modifications, repairs, and retrofit work where existing conditions and access must be managed carefully.
Steel delivery and lifting
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Delivery and installation coordination
Site sequencing, access review, delivery planning, lifting interfaces, and installation coordination for approved scopes.
Who we serve
Built for the people who build.
General contractors
A steel sub that shows up prepared, prices clearly, and keeps the schedule honest — on this project and the next one.
Renovation and custom-home builders
Beams, posts, frames, and openings coordinated around tight sites, temporary supports, and framing schedules.
Commercial and industrial facilities
Repairs, guards, platforms, and supports planned around your people, equipment, and production — not the other way around.
Engineers and design partners
A fabricator that follows the drawings, respects design responsibility, and communicates when the site disagrees with the plans.
Process
Practical review before fabrication.
- 01
Send drawings and project details
- 02
Scope and logistics review
- 03
Quote with assumptions and options
- 04
Fabrication and coordination
- 05
Delivery, field work, and closeout
Project evidence
Selected structural and miscellaneous steel work.
Have drawings, photos, or a field condition to review?
Send the project location, schedule, drawings, and access details. The more complete the package, the faster SiloTech can determine fit and prepare the next step.
Not sure what to send? Call — a quick conversation with the team usually settles whether it's a fit.