Coventry Steel Services, Inc. cuts steel plate to shape with four CNC-controlled flame-cutting machines in a 35,000-square-foot Cleveland facility. The company’s home is a renovated 1920 rail-car maintenance building on the former Newburgh & South Shore Railroad property, where original brick, steel and rail sidings remain alongside modern production equipment. Coventry Steel says it brings 30 years of dedication to flame cutting, with computer-drawn programs used to deliver repeatable, tight-tolerance parts.