(Newswire.net — October 27, 2013) Irving, Texas — Romar Supply, Inc. is pleased to announce the inauguration of their Dallas custom fabrication facility. For customers who need custom fabrication, the equipment and professional knowledge available at the large and well-equipped facility is friendly to the budget. The work done is to the highest standards of quality.
According to a company spokesperson, “Our industrial fabrication services save our customers time and money, regardless of the job size. A shop weld is one-third the cost of a comparable field weld. By fabricating structures at our state-of-the-art facility, we improve quality and accuracy, eliminate delays and reduce field labor.”
He continues, “Romar offers the highest quality products and services to our mechanical and process piping customers by serving as a one-stop-shop for all of their steel fabrication needs. While we continue to supply quality products for our current customers, we also are actively expanding into additional market segments in order to offer our world-class expertise in steel, stainless steel and fabricated products. We believe this gives us a distinct advantage in the marketplace and our customers agree.”
Romar’s headquarters is in Irving, Texas, with a branch in San Antonio, and a combined total warehouse space in excess 136,000 square feet. Romar Supply stands ready to meet our customers’ needs and expectations. Currently, the customer base includes over 1800 clients and customers in varied industries. As a privately held, women-owned, HUB Zone certified, and SBA recognized small business concern, Romar Supply is among the fastest growing independent wholesalers in Texas. It is committed to continued expansion of needed services to clients.
Learn more about custom fabrication services recently launched at the Dallas facility by visiting the web pages at http://www.romarsupply.com/products/ or http://www.romarsupply.com/ today. Members of the press and others who have questions about the information in this press release are invited to contact Mark Adair at the location which follows.