Leading the Way in Structural Steel for Upstate NY Homebuilders
Since 1960, Kozel Steel has been the leading provider of structural steel for the residential home-building industry in Upstate NY. We pioneered the use of narrow cab steel-hauler trucks, allowing for the delivery of long beams in single pieces directly to job sites. In the late 1960s, we took innovation a step further by adding a cranes to our trucks, making it possible to set steel directly onto foundations. Our commitment to continuous innovation and investment ensures that you receive the highest quality products, reliable service, and the safest deliveries in the industry.
Our fleet of crane trucks, operated by NCCCO-certified professionals, delivers your bolted wood plate I-beams exactly when you need them. At Kozel Steel, we stock a vast selection of beams, columns, rebar, mesh, egress systems, and drainage products, ready to ship. With eight acres of inventory, you can see our extensive supply for yourself on Google Earth.
Equipped with the latest CNC machinery, we offer the fastest fabrication turnaround with precision up to 1/32”. Send us your drawings and discover why Upstate NY homebuilders trust Kozel Steel for their basement product needs.
Custom Steel Connections
Kozel Steel provides precision-fabricated steel connections to meet the demands of complex structural projects. Whether your job requires extensive beam spans, or bolted reinforcement, we offer solutions tailored to your plans, including:
- Splice Plates – Required for beams over 58′, ensuring structural integrity at connection points.
- “T” Connections – Fabricated per plan specifications for additional beam configuration.
- Precision CNC Drilling – Ensuring accurate hole placement for seamless assembly.
- Bolted Column Connections – Providing enhanced stability beyond standard tab connections.
Our expertise in steel fabrication ensures that every connection meets the highest standards for strength and reliability. Let us know what your project requires, and we’ll get it done.
