Founded by Chester Gordon, M.A.C.-Tech Fabrication & Repairs is a Jamaica, New York metalworking shop known for taking on both small orders and complex architectural projects. Its 8,000-square-foot facility supports custom fabrication and repairs for clients across New York City, with work carried through from design assistance to finished installation.
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METALMANIA SHEET METAL WORKSSince opening its doors in 2009, Brooklyn-based MetalMania Sheet Metal Works has built custom metalwork for architectural, commercial, and residential spaces. Its projects are made in-house by skilled fabricators, including a lead metalworker with more than 30 years in the trade and earlier experience reconstructing casinos in Macau, China. The shop is known for turning detailed designs into precise pieces, from curved stainless-steel handrails to blackened-steel staircases.BROOKLYN, NY
FLOWER CITY FABRICATIONFlower City Fabrication is a Rochester, New York metalworking shop serving customers with custom fabrication work. The company combines welding with design/build services to take projects from plans to finished pieces.ROCHESTER, NY
New York CMIFounded by craftsman Javier Aviles nearly a decade ago, New York CMI is a family-run Long Island City shop that fabricates custom architectural metalwork and luxury fixtures for commercial and residential projects. Its team works from concept through finishing and installation, with a particular feel for the hand-finished, waterjet-cut architectural grilles made in New York. CMI has more than eight years of experience serving major New York brands and designers, including work on custom lighting and high-end interiors.LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
Armadillo MetalworksArmadillo Metalworks in Passaic, New Jersey, fabricates custom architectural and ornamental metalwork by combining European handcraft with modern engineering. Its classically trained metalworkers turn architects’ concepts into finely detailed interiors and restorations, from water-jet stainless stairwork in a Prince Street loft to handcrafted florets matched to a 1929 Fifth Avenue entrance. The company also engineers unusual functional details, including concealed stair hardware and bronze doors with hinges designed to carry low-voltage wiring.New York, NY