W & W Steel is a full-service metal fabrication shop in Oklahoma City that handles structural steel, custom welding, and precision metalwork for industrial clients, contractors, and commercial customers who need jobs beyond standard stock parts.
W & W Steel operates as a job-shop fabricator rather than a mass-production facility. The shop takes client specifications, designs, and blueprints and produces custom steel assemblies, structural components, and welded frames. This model means projects vary widely: anything from building supports and stairways to equipment frames and custom machinery enclosures. The shop handles both small one-off pieces and larger production runs, making it practical for contractors managing a single renovation as well as manufacturers needing repeated components.
W & W Steel's core services include structural steel cutting and fabrication, MIG and stick welding, shearing, bending, drilling, and assembly. The shop also offers finishing work such as grinding and surface prep. Pricing depends entirely on material weight, complexity, and labor hours required. A simple bracket or frame brace typically runs between $150 and $400. Larger structural pieces like a welded steel stairway assembly or equipment enclosure range from $1,500 to $5,000 or more depending on size and intricacy. The shop works from customer drawings or will quote based on a description and rough measurements. Lead time typically runs 5 to 14 days for standard jobs; rush work is possible but carries a premium. Confirm current pricing and availability before submitting a job, as material costs fluctuate.
Oklahoma City has several metal fabrication choices at different scales. Larger regional shops like Ceco Building Systems focus mainly on commercial construction contracts and highway guardrail systems, making them less accessible for one-off projects. W & W Steel positions itself as a middle ground: established enough to handle industrial tolerances and quality standards, but small enough to accept custom jobs that bigger shops would turn down or delay. For simpler welding repairs or very small metal work, mobile welders or general handymen may cost less per hour, but they lack the equipment for precision cuts, bending, or multi-step fabrication. Choose W & W Steel when a job requires multiple processes (cutting, welding, assembly) or when specifications demand accuracy; choose a mobile welder only if the task is straightforward repair work.
W & W Steel works best for contractors managing renovation or construction projects, small manufacturers needing custom frames or enclosures, and equipment owners who need repairs or modifications in steel. It also serves anyone building or modifying structures that require welded or bolted steel components. The shop does not suit customers looking for aesthetic metal art, decorative ornamental work, or aluminum fabrication (the shop specializes in steel). It is also not the fastest option for emergency same-day work, though rush service is available.
Bring or describe the project: a drawing (hand-sketched or CAD is fine), a photo, or detailed measurements. The fabricator will ask about material grade, finish requirements, and delivery or pickup timing. If you don't have a drawing, the shop can often work from a description and site measurements. Expect a quote within one to three business days. Once approved, W & W Steel schedules the job into its queue and communicates expected completion dates.
W & W Steel operates Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The facility has yard space for material storage and finished goods pickup. Most customers pick up completed work directly; delivery is available for larger projects at additional cost. Call ahead to schedule a pickup time or site visit if you need to review measurements on location.
W & W Steel fills a practical need in Oklahoma City's industrial landscape, offering accessible custom fabrication without the overhead pricing of larger regional shops or the limitations of smaller mobile operations.
