Veteran-owned businessFabricating Your Future Today.

Multi-location metal fabrication and engineering

HPS Fabrications designs and builds metal structures and equipment across two Michigan facilities: engineering, cutting, forming, welding and assembly in Wyandotte, and fabrication, higher-volume production with robotic welding, and finishing and coating in Madison Heights. ENCO Engineering, our in-house division since 1985, puts licensed professional engineers in the same company as the shop floor, so you can bring a problem rather than a finished drawing. Carbon steel, stainless, aluminum and alloys, cut from 16 gauge to 2.5 inches.

Send a print, or just describe the part. No drawings needed to get an answer.

See the work
  • A shiploading station engineered and fabricated by HPS Fabrications
  • Bulk terminal shiploading equipment built by HPS Fabrications
  • A heavy lifting beam under fabrication at HPS Fabrications
  • An aircraft maintenance platform stand fabricated by HPS Fabrications

Work delivered for

  • United States Navy
  • United States Air Force
  • United States Army
  • United States Marine Corps
  • United States Space Force
  • United States Coast Guard
  • General Motors
  • United States Steel
  • Comerica Park
  • Columbus Zoo and Aquarium

Veteran-owned · CAGE 52YE1 · DUNS 879203024 · Fabricating since 1995

Fabricating since
1995
Engineering since
1985
Ownership
Veteran‑owned
CAGE code
52YE1
Cutting range
16 ga to 2 in
On staff
Licensed PEs

Reviews

What customers say

HPS Fabrications stands out as a company that truly delivers on quality, reliability, and customer service. From the initial consultation to the final product, their team was professional, detail-oriented, and committed to excellence. They took the time to understand exactly what we needed and offered expert guidance throughout the process.

Mean Green Property MaintenanceGoogle review, excerpt

Great people with outstanding design and build skills in fabrication.

Randy CossGoogle review, Local Guide

How it works

Three steps to a quote

  1. No drawings needed

    Tell us what the part has to do

    Send a print if you have one. If you only have a problem, describe it. Either is enough to start.

  2. Engineers, not just estimators

    We scope it and quote it

    Our own PEs review the load, the fit and the process, then we give you a realistic timeline rather than an optimistic one.

  3. One accountable party

    We build, finish and deliver

    Cutting, forming, welding, machining, assembly and coating all happen inside HPS. Nobody hands your job to a third party.

Why HPS

Most shops stop at the print. We start at the problem.

Buying from a build-to-print shop, or buying from HPS
A build-to-print shopHPS Fabrications
What you must supplyA finished, correct drawing packageA drawing, a sketch, or just the performance requirement
Who engineers itYou, or a firm you hire separatelyENCO Engineering: licensed PEs on staff, in house
If the design is wrongYour problem, usually found at assemblyFound in review, before steel is cut
Cutting, forming, weldingOften split across suppliersAll in house
Finishing and coatingSent out to a coaterOur own paint booth
Who is accountableWhichever supplier touched it lastOne company, concept to installed equipment

We are not only able to build product, we are able to design product for specific situations: wind loads, structural weights and loads. That sets us apart from other fabricators who are build-to-print only.

Tom D'AngeloOwner, HPS Fabrications

Common questions

Questions buyers ask

Do I need finished drawings to get a quote?

No. If you have a full drawing package we will quote build-to-print. If you only know what the equipment has to do, our engineers will work up the design as part of the job. Tell us the load, the rate, the envelope and the environment, and that is enough to start.

What materials and thicknesses can you cut?

Carbon steel, stainless, aluminum and alloys, cut from 16 gauge up to 2.5 inches on laser, waterjet, CNC and plasma equipment we own. The 2.5 inch figure is our plasma table; finished assemblies go much heavier, with thick sections built up by welding plate together.

Do you actually have engineers, or do you subcontract that?

Licensed professional engineers are on staff, in mechanical, electrical and structural disciplines. ENCO Engineering has been the in-house engineering division since 1985. Nothing about the design work is subcontracted.

How big a job can you take?

The main bay in Wyandotte runs roughly 100 feet under a gantry crane. Past work includes a continuous molten salt bath system 100 feet long and 20 feet on each side, built in segments, and one of the largest shiploading stations in the world.

Do you work with the Department of Defense?

Yes. HPS holds sole-source positions on certain DoD products, and individual bases order directly. Work includes US Navy submarine ventilation hatch houses, brows and gangways, and maintenance platforms for the Air Force. CAGE code 52YE1.

What happens after I send a request?

A person reads it and replies. If we are not the right shop for your part we will say so, which is cheaper for both of us than a quote nobody wants to win.

Request a quote

Send a print, or describe the problem.

You do not need finished drawings to get a useful answer. Tell us what the part has to do and we will tell you whether we are the right shop for it.

Prefer to talk? Call 734-282-2285, Mon–Fri 8:00am–5:00pm.

Have drawings? The full quote form takes file uploads.