Journeymen level Millwrights Professional fabricators Accomplished maintenance personnel Forklift, backhoe, excavator, etc. operators Certified welders Certified crane operators Certified riggers

Precision alignment personnel Creative solution experts CADD technicians Consultants Iron Workers Carpenters

As you can see from our photo gallery we cover a lot of ground when it comes to what scope of work we take on. Be it the lightest level of fabrication, or installing a 40,000 pound machine. With the experience the company has anything can be accomplished.

We feel that we stand on the forefront of customer service with our willingness and determination to not only go get the work but the long lasting line of pleased customers that we have in the state and greatly in our own community.

Even in difficult times, you cannot allow your business practices to be comprised. That is when the need to flourish the most. Find the savings. Go the extra mile. Do what you say you are going to do. Be grateful for the opportunity to do these projects. Have fun with them.

The Fraser Team:
Lee Fraser
President: Journeymen level millwright of over 30 years

Ben Fraser
Vice President: journeymen level millwright, welder, fabricator, crane operator

Various employees have experience with:
Journeymen level welder, fabricator, millwright, and crane operator

Various employees have experience with:
Journeymen level: welder (nuclear underwater welder) millwright, fabricator, fitter

Fabrication and Design:
One area of interest that we have been focusing on for some time now is wrought iron fabrication and design. With our in house design team we can create a perfect image of how your vision will come to life. Having the ability to simulate the complete scope of the project allows us to find all cost savings prior to making any purchases on equipment, or any raw attributes for fabrication. Having an incredible gate and fence does not have to cost a fortune, you just need to have a company working for you that�s aim is to find the savings. And that�s what we do.

In Conclusion:
This company is our lives� work and is something that we devote a substantial amount of time to. Our employees maintain a positive disposition about their work and thus have a tendency to really dive in �heads first� into each and every project. When dead lines allow we work with a good principal in mind; R.O.W.E. (Results Only Work Environment) allowing the employees to create their own times of operation, and in turn making them their own entrepreneur of the company. When you establish a clear level of expectation from your crew with allotted hours for each project they ultimately now have to take ownership of it. We are incredibly fortunate to have the skill and mentality of our crews, and look forward to each new opportunity that arises to demonstrate our skills.

Fraser Mechanical was established in 1955, and I�m not anticipating it going anywhere but up from here.