FAQ
Frequently Ask Questions
Are you in the process of selecting a steel structures fabrication provider for your project? Here are some frequently asked questions to help you make an informed decision:
Consider factors like experience, reputation, capabilities, and the ability to meet your project’s specific requirements.
Experience is crucial, as it often indicates a company’s ability to handle diverse projects, troubleshoot issues, and deliver quality results.
Yes, examining their portfolio can give you insights into their capabilities and the quality of their work.
ESC Steel Structures worked on a wide variety of steel fabrication projects delivered worldwide. ESC always finds the perfect solution to your fabrication project that caters to your needs and budget.
Manufacturers should adhere to all necessary standards for safety and also according to location-specific standards.
ESC Steel Structures is certified to meet diverse international requirements.
Ask about their facilities, equipment, and workforce to ensure they can handle your project’s size and complexity.
Inquire about their quality control processes and inspections to ensure your project meets the desired standards.
Provide the project requirement, technical specifications, other relevant information to help us provide you a practical quotation.
Request a detailed quote that includes materials, labor, and other costs to ensure budget transparency.
Even if manufactured steel materials are readily available and typically inexpensive, the price may still vary from supplier to supplier. As much as possible, you’ll want to get the best value out of the products. Sure, you might be able to find steel parts at an affordable price, but the quality might not pay off in the long run. In much the same way, you don’t want to misconstrue that expensive parts are generally higher in quality.
To help you with this dilemma, ask the manufacturer or supplier if they offer discounts or if their prices are negotiable. A flexible company will go out of its way to negotiate and come up with a price arrangement that benefits both parties.