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<div><p>The average hourly rate for a metal fabricator is around <b>$70</b>, but the scope of your project will play a big role in your total costs. A good way to get an estimate for your metal fabrication project is to multiply the cost of raw materials by four. A quarter of your total typically goes toward material, and three quarters goes toward labor. Some factors that can influence your metal fabrication costs include the difficulty of your project, the metal you&rsquo;re using, and your specified design.</p></div>

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Last update on April 08, 2025

Reviewed in September 2023
John was great at our initial appointment, listening to our ideas and suggesting suitable styles. His prices were fair and competitive, and selection was easy. We were measured the same day and anxiously awaited our new railings. At installation time, both John and Bev were courteous and...
Lomonaco's Iron Concepts
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Reviewed in March 2017
All A's. Overall, he comes over right away. The quality is good and he's pleasant to get along with. I had to have someone else come in to fix something in the back of the house. Joe couldn't get to it for one reason or another. He doesn't realize that then I have to call someone else to...
Joe Ritchie Inc - General Contractor & Builder
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Reviewed in November 2013
Re-roofed a room addition that was leaking. Used rubber roll roofing due to shallow pitch. Replaced rotten plywood and chimney flashing, added drip edge. Sealed seams with hot tar. Price was very competitive, did not try to sell more work than was necessary. Good quality work, 12-yr guarantee.
Universal Roofing and Contracting Inc
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Reviewed in September 2020
Sean (at Summit) went above and beyond in repair work. Replaced and repaired the trim on the garage doors. Asked if we like the color before installing. Same for the facia trim. Fixed a failing dormer trim that want not installed properly by another firm. High recommend Summit.
Summit Roofing & Siding Contractors LLC
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Reviewed in May 2009
My experience with We care Home Remodeling was a positive and pleasant one. Curteous and professional. They responed to my call within 24 hours and advised me to use my existing contractor to restore a large pole gutter system on our historical home. Other companies had already bid extremly...
We Care Free Estimates.com Inc
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Metal fabricators and restorers in Princeton

Metal fabrication and restoration services FAQs

Metal fabrication is a large umbrella term that can include bending metal, welding, cutting, stamping, drilling, forging, and casting. Metal fabricators often have quite a few pieces of specialized machinery and experience in the different forms of fabrication, which means they’re able to handle many different forms of metal work. An experienced metal fabricator might be able to tackle everything from creating metal siding or roofing from raw materials to constructing a custom wrought iron fence.

The average hourly rate for a metal fabricator is around $70, but the scope of your project will play a big role in your total costs. A good way to get an estimate for your metal fabrication project is to multiply the cost of raw materials by four. A quarter of your total typically goes toward material, and three quarters goes toward labor. Some factors that can influence your metal fabrication costs include the difficulty of your project, the metal you’re using, and your specified design.

A welder is a metal worker that uses heat and specialized tools to bind metal together, while a sheet metal worker more often uses cold methods to bend thin sheets of metal into shape for siding, roofing, or some other application. A metal fabricator might use one or both of these metal working techniques, along with others, to provide a wider range of services. In many cases, a metal fabricator is the most likely to be able to handle your metal project.

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Jun 4, 2024

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