Why Lipkvich Fabrication for Your Metal Fabrication Needs?

At Lipkvich Fabrication, we do more than just cut and weld metal — we bring your ideas to life with precision, strength, and craftsmanship. Based in Pittsfield, Maine, our fabrication division is designed to support clients across industries — whether you need structural assemblies, welded fabrications, custom brackets, or full-scale steel builds. We combine technical know-how, modern equipment, and deep industry experience to deliver durable, reliable results.

When you choose us, you benefit from:

• One-stop coordination from design through final finish

• High-quality welds, tight tolerances, and alignment control

• Ability to work with plate, structural shapes, tubing, and more

• Capability to handle both small, intricate jobs and large-scale assemblies

• Responsive communication and adherence to delivery schedules

• Full quality control and inspection protocols

Our Fabrication Capabilities

We pride ourselves on offering a broad array of fabrication services tailored to meet the needs of modern industrial, agricultural, and custom projects. Below are core areas where we excel:

Industries & Applications We Serve

Our fabrication expertise spans many fields. Some common applications include:

• Structural steel for buildings, frames, and supports

• Agricultural / farming implements and machinery

• Off-road and heavy equipment assemblies

• Marine frames, supports, and brackets

• Industrial machinery components

• Custom architectural metalwork and decorative elements

• Prototype and low-volume custom builds

• Repair and refurbishment of worn or damaged fabricated parts

Whether your need is functional, structural, decorative, or custom, we can help you design and build a solution.

Our Process & Quality Assurance

We follow a rigorous process to maintain consistency, reliability, and communication throughout your project:

1. Consult & Quoting
   Share your drawings, models, concept sketches, or part needs. We evaluate materials, tolerances, cost, lead time, and will offer suggestions for fabrication-friendly design improvements.

2. Material Procurement & Prep
   We source and stock required plate, structural sections, tubing, and raw stock. Initial cutting and pre-prep is done in our shop under controlled conditions.

3. Setup & Fabrication
   Using jigs, fixtures, weld tables, and fixturing systems, we align every component before welding. We maintain dimensional control via in-process measurements and inspection.

4. Assembly & Welding
   Sub-assemblies are tacked, measured, then fully welded. We pay attention to minimizing distortion and warpage, using tried-and-true welding sequencing, heat control, and straightening protocols.

5. Post-Processing & Finish Work
   Welds are cleaned, ground, blended, and finished. Secondary machining, drilling, or fitting is done as needed. Parts go through surface treatments (painting, powder coating, galvanization, etc.) if required.

6. Inspection & Delivery
   Before delivery, each fabricated assembly undergoes inspection checks — dimensional verification, straightness, weld quality, finish integrity. We package and ship with care, ensuring parts arrive in ready-to-install condition.

Typical Turnaround & Project Capacity

• Small to medium sub-assemblies: 1–2 weeks, depending on complexity

• Larger steel frames, full weldments, structural assemblies: 2–6+ weeks

• Rush or emergency repairs: upon agreement, we can expedite particular jobs

• Capacity to manage multi-unit runs or batch fabrication

We match lead time expectations to project scale, and communicate transparently throughout the process.

Why Our Fabrication Stands Out

Case Studies & Sample Projects

• Structural steel frames for equipment mounts

• Welded frames and supports for agricultural machinery

• Custom metal enclosures and housings

• Repair or rebuild of damaged steel assemblies

• Multi-piece welded sub-assemblies for OEM clients

Insert photos, CAD vs finished comparisons, testimonials, or job numbers to enhance trust and visual appeal.

How to Get Started / Request a Quote

Ready to move forward? Here’s how to get going:

1. Provide your drawings/CAD files (STEP, IGES, DWG, PDF) or sketches

2. Include material specs, finishing needs, tolerances, quantity, and timeline

3. We’ll review, provide feedback on design for manufacturability (DFM), and issue a quote

4. Upon approval, we schedule your fabrication work and maintain updates through completion

Click Start Your Project or contact us at 207-735-6526 to begin.