Our People are Our Strength.
Steel construction leaders since 1953.
Steel Construction Specialists
Irwin Steel is a premier fabricator of structural and miscellaneous steel. Since our founding in 1953, we have been an industry leader in steel construction across the United States. Our work has been erected on multiple continents, and we’ve contributed to some of the nation’s largest sporting and entertainment venues, as well as cutting-edge technical manufacturing and production facilities.
Complex Structures
We take great pride in contributing to the construction of some of the most complex structures of our time. Irwin Steel’s aim has remained consistent from generations past to present: to deliver the highest quality product the industry has to offer.
Employees
We uniformly review work processes and measure our performance with the intent to encourage innovation and strive for continuous improvements from all of our people. We understand that our Employees are the key to the success of our Company. As a cohesive team of professionals, we treat one another with dignity and respect.
We recognize that each individual contributes a unique value and expertise to the strength of our organization. We collectively have a common goal, which is the satisfaction of our Customers, thus we strive for “Quality Synergy” throughout all facets of our organization, as we realize that “Quality Employees” yield “Quality Products & Results”.
Stadium Builders
Throughout our history, we’ve been proud to help build many of the nation’s stadiums, arenas, and entertainment venues—serving both professional and collegiate athletics. Drawing on decades of experience, we look forward to continuing this legacy for generations to come.
Our Gallery
TDECU Stadium
TCU Amon Carter Stadium Renovations
McLane Stadium
Foster Pavilion
Moody Center
TTU SEZ & WFC
Q2 Stadium
AT&T Stadium
Globe Life Field
George Bush Intercontinental Airport Terminal B
Deloitte Project Star
Alamo Visitors Center
Dallas County Records
Mansfield ISD Preforming Arts Center
Miami Dolphins Stadium Renovations
Mansfield Multipurpose Stadium
Kyle Field Suite Renovations
Kyle Field Expansion
Titans Stadium
Toyota Stadium
Houston Marriott Marquis
Samsung GCS
Austin Fairmount Hotel
Texas Instruments
Global Wafers America
Nashville Airport Expansion
Love Field Modernization
TAMU College of Dentistry
TAMU Practice Facility
UNT Frisco
TAMU Recreation Center Addition
Fort Worth City Hall
Toyota Music Factory
Houston IAH Expansion
American Airlines Hospitality Center
AUS West Garage Pedestrian Bridge
SMAA Campus Expansion
UTD APC
Arlington AAC
Brookhaven
KIPP Academy
Angelo State University Museum
ASU Archer College
UTD Science Building
TTU Systems Building
SMU Data Center
UTA Maverick Hall
Texas Live
Westin Irving Convention Center Hotel
Mankato Warehouse
AWS JAN 101
Project Ludicrous
QTS DC-5
VCN Data Center
QTS DC2
Huckleberry 2
Dallas PDX
VCN 1-2
QTS San Antonio
CCO 5-6
Project Star
FTW4
CCO3
VLL5
GM Stamping Facility
Deloitte Conference Center
Texas Tech Womble Football Center
Parkland Sky Bridge
Dallas Convention Center Hotel
Project Star Fulfillment Center
Confidential Data Center
Confidential Data Center
Confidential Data Center
Confidential Data Center
Confidential Data Center
Confidential Data Center
Confidential Data Center
Confidential Data Center
Confidential Warehouse
Confidential Warehouse
Confidential Data Center
Confidential Data Center
Texas Instruments RFAB 2
Confidential Distribution Center
Texas Instruments RFAB 2 Phase II
Confidential Data Center
Assembly Plant
TI Sherman CUP 1
TI Sherman FAB
Fun Facts
- When you buy steel, you’re always buying recycled.
- Almost 69 percent of all steel is recycled in North America each year – more than paper, aluminum, plastic, and glass combined.
- By 2050, steel use is projected to increase to be 1.5 times higher than present levels in order to meet the needs of our growing population.
- Steel offers the most economic and the highest strength to weight ratio of any building material.
- Steel can be 1,000 times as strong as iron.
- Steel is 100% recyclable.
- The first large-scale use of steel in construction was the laying of railroads.
- Steel bridges are four to eight times lighter than those built from concrete.
- The amount of steel in use in the world today is equal to about 500lb per person on earth.
- Steel is the perfect structural material for construction of many types. Steel frames are completely resistant to termites and won’t crack, warp, twist, rot, split or settle.
- Steel is highly adaptable and easily formed. Steel is not limited to a narrow field of uses and formations. Architects and steel manufacturers can create steel forms in virtually any shape, design, size, or span length imaginable.
- Steel was first used for skyscrapers in 1883.
- Steel has the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any construction material
We are an Active Member of the American Institute of Steel Construction
