Aerial view of a crane boom over crews setting precast plank on a deck

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Steel erection and metal installation

Metro Erectors self-performs the structure: steel, precast, and the metals that finish a building. One accountable sub, one sequence, no gaps between trades.

Harnessed ironworker on a deck with a crane boom behind

Structural Steel Erection

General contractors bring Metro Erectors in to set the frame their whole schedule depends on. Our crews erect columns, beams, girts, and decking for commercial buildings across the New York metro area, with rigging plans and sequencing worked out before the first pick.

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Hollow-core plank flying on crane rigging over a rooftop crew

Precast Plank Erection

Precast plank turns a frame into floors fast, when the crew setting it knows what they are doing. Metro Erectors installs hollow-core plank, double tees, precast stairs, and panels for projects across New York, New Jersey, and the surrounding states. On one recent project our crews installed more than 240,000 square feet of precast plank.

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Worker cutting steel plate with a cut-off saw, sparks flying

Miscellaneous Metals

The last ten percent of the structure is a hundred small scopes: stairs, railings, lintels, gratings, supports. Metro Erectors installs miscellaneous metals across the NYC metro area so your punch list shrinks instead of growing.

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Expertise · In the field

Three trades, one crew that owns them

Lintels going in off a ladder, planks coming off a truck, welds under a beam: this cut is what self-performing the whole structure looks like on a working day.

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