PascagoulaSheet Metal Works · Est. 1944

Pascagoula, Mississippi

Cut, rolled,
and welded here.

Custom industrial sheet metal fabrication on the Gulf Coast since 1944. Stainless, aluminum and carbon steel, sheared, braked, rolled, plasma cut and welded in a shop that has outlasted most of its customers.

One piece of stock, through the shop, on a loop.

Roots to 1944Incorporated 1967Three GenerationsWoman Owned4.5★ on Google

The Machines

Published specs,
not vague promises.

Most fabricators make you call to find out whether they can handle your part. We publish our numbers, which is the fastest way to know if your job fits.

Shear3/16" stainless

1/4" carbon steel and 3/8" aluminum, up to ten-foot lengths.

Brake1/4" × 10'

Or 1/2" at four-foot lengths.

Plasma table3/4" stainless

1" carbon steel or aluminum, on a five-by-ten bed.

Every capacity, listed

Plasma Table

Five by ten,
to the drawing.

Stock on the bed

Carbon, aluminum, stainless or galvanized, from the racks, in four-by-ten sheets.

Trace the part

Up to 3/4" stainless and 1" carbon or aluminum.

Bolt holes

Cut in the same pass, to the pattern on the print.

Part out

Then to the brake, the roll, or the weld table. One shop, start to finish.

Send the drawing

Who Runs It

Three generations.
One family shop.

We started in 1944 as Lawrence Hill and Sons Roofing and Sheet Metal, incorporated as Pascagoula Sheet Metal Works in 1967, and have been family owned and operated for three generations since.

Today Pascagoula Sheet Metal Works is woman owned and operated, and still a family shop. The work that built the name is the same work on the floor now: shear, brake, roll, weld.

A perforated steel cylinder with a flat disc top and vertical vanes, welded to a pipe stub, standing on a bench in the shop
Vortex breaker, on the floor

What Comes Out of the Shop

Industrial work,
to the drawing.

Strainer baskets, in-line strainers, pull boxes, handrails, coupling guards, vortex breakers and industrial-grade HVAC ventilation.

A round stainless steel motor shroud with an expanded-metal intake screen, photographed on the shop floor beside the old cast shroud it replaces
Motor shroud remade into stainless steel
A stainless duct with a curved top and an expanded-metal screen face, welded to a round flanged base
Marine duct made to fit in tight places
A flanged aluminum duct housing with hinged access doors standing open, on the shop floor
Aluminum filter rack housing
Two tapered brushed-aluminum cylinder molds resting on cardboard on the shop floor, a worker at the bench behind them
3/8 inch aluminum molds

One-Off or Production Run

The yards,
and your garage.

The bulk of the work is industrial: fabrication for the Gulf Coast’s marine and industrial sector, where a part either fits the drawing or it does not.

But we serve the general public too. Bring in the bracket nobody makes anymore, or the rusted-through housing off a boat, and ask.

Request a quote

Since 1944

If you can dream it,
we can build it.

That goes for the general public as well as the yards. Send a drawing, a photo, or the broken part itself.

5609 Veterans Blvd, Pascagoula  |  Monday to Thursday, 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM