Get A Number On It
Request A Quote.
Three steps: who you are, what the job is, and when you need it. Attach drawings, plans or photos if you have them and we can go straight to the numbers. If you do not have any yet, that is fine, we can quote from a site measure.
Request a Quote
Tell Us About The Job.
Send through the details and we'll come back with a written quote and a realistic timeframe. If you've got drawings, plans or photos, attach them and we'll get straight to the numbers.
No obligation · We'll tell you honestly if it's not our type of work
Before You Send It
What Makes A Quote Come Back Faster.
None of this is required. It is just the difference between a quote and a phone call first.
- Drawings or plans, if they exist. Engineering drawings, architectural plans, a sketch on graph paper: any of them beat a description.
- Photos of the actual spot. Especially the wall, the opening, the plant or the access path. Photos answer questions we would otherwise have to ring about.
- How the steel gets in. Crane access, a side gate, a goods lift, a roller door. This decides how the job is fabricated, not just how it is delivered.
- Whether you are supplying the steel. We can supply and fabricate, or work with steel you have already procured. Just say which.
- The date that actually matters. Not the date you would like, the one the trades behind you are booked around.
- Whose site it is. On an industrial or commercial site, the induction and permit process belongs in the program from the start.
Rather not fill in a form?
There is a short enquiry option under the form, or reach us direct: phone, email and hours are on the contact page.
Not sure which service?
Pick the closest, or choose Other and describe it. The services pages spell out what each one covers.
Not sure you are in range?
We service all of Western Australia, so almost certainly yes. Put the suburb or the site name in the project address field and the service areas pages will tell you how a job that far out gets staged.