Family-owned, family-run. We’ve been fabricating and erecting steel in Southeastern Colorado since 1985 — through three recessions, two construction booms, and one full overhaul of the AISC standard.
Tom Guardamondo started Mesa Fab in 1985, welding handrail in his dad’s garage in Pueblo. Forty years later it’s still a family shop.
We work on jobs that range from a single mezzanine through full thousand-ton commercial frames. The estimating team prices them all the same way: tight, fair, and exactly what it’ll cost.
Architects and general contractors hire us because we don’t pass the buck. Our drawings, our shop, our crews, our erection. If a beam is wrong, there’s one phone number to call and one answer at the other end of it.
That accountability is the whole pitch. The rest — AISC certification, on-time delivery, competitive pricing — is just the cost of being honest about the first part.
Four decades, two generations, one shop. The milestones we’ve put on paper so far.
We pulled these off the wall of the original shop. They’ve aged well.
