Structural Steel Detailing Services in Monterrey & the United States
Structural steel detailing turns an engineer's design into the shop drawings and erection drawings a fabricator needs to cut, weld, and erect every piece of steel. Estructurate details commercial, industrial, and residential projects for fabricators and contractors across Mexico and the United States, with fabrication-ready drawings from the first submittal.
What our steel detailing includes
Every detailing package includes shop drawings with each piece dimensioned and marked, erection drawings for field sequencing, bolted and welded connection detailing, and a bill of materials (BOM) for procurement and production control.
Our detailing process
We start from the structural design model or drawings, build the 3D detailing model, issue drawings for the engineer of record's review (RFI/submittal), and deliver the final package with revisions incorporated — with version control through every approval cycle.
Software & standards
We work in BIM software, with connection detailing aligned to AISC 360 and multidisciplinary BIM coordination with architecture and MEP systems to catch interferences before fabrication.
Who we serve
Structural steel fabricators, general contractors, and developers on retail centers, office buildings, industrial buildings, and multi-story residential projects across Mexico and the United States.
Steel detailing FAQ
What is structural steel detailing?
It's the process of turning a structural engineer's design drawings into the shop and erection drawings a fabricator needs — exact piece dimensions, connection type, welds, and bolting.
Is the detailing AISC 360 compliant?
Yes, connection detailing follows AISC 360 and the project's engineer of record specifications.
Can you match our fabricator's BOM format?
Yes, we adapt the bill of materials and delivery format (PDF, DWG, DXF) to your fabrication shop's workflow.
Need steel detailing for your project?
Tell us your project scope and we'll send a detailing quote within 48 hours.
