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Creative GOAT

Fabrication Services

From Accurate Drawings to Finished, Fabricated Parts

Need the work built, not just drawn? We handle basic fabrication — cutting, welding, and assembly — working straight from our own accurate models and shop-ready drawings.

Illustration of structural steel frames being welded and fitted on a fabrication shop floor
Where it earns its keep

Where we come in

Cutting & forming

Parts cut and formed to size, straight from dimensioned drawings — no guesswork on the shop floor.

Welding & assembly

Welded parts and assemblies built to the fabrication drawings, with fit checks against the model where the scope includes them.

Repairs & modifications

We capture existing parts or equipment and develop the drawings and model information required for a defined repair or modification

Fabricated parts & assemblies

Finished components supplied to the issued drawings and agreed material, finish and delivery requirements.

Deliverables

What you walk away with

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Finished parts

Fabricated components built directly to drawing — ready to install, not just ready to fabricate.

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Controlled fabrication package

The drawings, models, part files and revision information used to support the build.

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One contract, one schedule

Creative GOAT can coordinate the design documentation and partner-shop fabrication within one agreed scope and schedule.

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Issued fabrication documentation

Applicable drawings, models and revision records supplied or retained for the project handoff.

The process

How our fabrication services work

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Scope and drawings

We confirm your design — or create the shop drawings and 3D model ourselves.

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Fabricate

Partner shops cut, weld and assemble to the issued drawings. Creative GOAT coordinates the drawing and model questions included in its scope.

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Deliver

You receive the finished parts and documentation identified in the agreed project scope.

Still deciding?

Have something that needs to be built?

Tell us what you need fabricated, and we’ll quote the drawings, the build, or both.