A highly skilled staff and competitive pricing are two of the company’s foundations.  But a major factor in the company’s rapid rise is Founder & President Robert Burner’s vision, which calls for a focus on customer service in addition to quality and price.  This is what has allowed American Sheet Metal to really stand out among the competition.

The company’s strengths are evident from the beginning of every project.  We meet in the design phase and assist the client with ideas and concepts and value engineer the best product for the best price.  We create different designs and specifications for what the client needs to incorporate the aesthetic look they want.  The object is to keep within budget, and sometimes cost and design don’t go together.  Then our job is to get it within the client’s budget while keeping the design and plan true to the desired look.

Because budgets and designs coincide so infrequently, American Sheet Metal has had a lot of experience in reducing costs while maintaining the design’s integrity.  It’s during these times that the staff’s ability and customer service play a huge role.  We completed the $70 million Grossmont Hospital Addition in La Mesa, CA, which included designing and fabricating architectural aluminum panels and sunshades for the exterior of the building.  We worked with the project architect and the general contractor to design a product that would be within budget and still deliver the look they wanted.

Despite the difficulty of the job, our experience in handling projects such as this made it that much easier for us to successfully complete the project.

American Sheet Metal’s abilities extend across a number of facility types.  Private and public schools, office buildings, hotels, libraries – anything in the commercial, industrial or institutional sectors – are projects that American Sheet Metal can handle.  This versatility can be seen through its work on the Sycuan Indian Casino in El Cajon, CA.  The addition at Grossmont Hospital, required working around the existing hospital operation, while the Sycuan Indian Casino was impressive because of the sheer volume.  It involved installing more than 50,000 square feet of standing seam metal roofing and thousands of feet of gutter.  All the while, crews had to contend with many different challenges including the occupancy of the ongoing casino operation.

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