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Why Structural Steel is One of the Most Recycled Materials on the Planet
In this blog, we explore why structural steel is one of the most recycled materials on the planet, and how its sustainable nature makes it a powerful tool in reducing environmental impact across the construction industry.
Tresman Steel Ltd
7 days ago2 min read


10 Questions to Ask Before Choosing a Steel Fabrication Partner
10 Questions to Ask Before Choosing a Steel Fabrication Partner
Tresman Steel Ltd
Oct 303 min read


How the Canadian Construction Industry is Evolving
The Canadian construction industry is undergoing a significant transformation — driven by innovation, technology, workforce shifts, and increasing demands for sustainability.
Tresman Steel Ltd
Oct 233 min read


Steel Terminology 101: A Glossary for Builders and Developers
If you're a builder, developer, or project manager navigating the world of structural steel, you're likely to encounter terms that sound technical, unfamiliar — or just plain confusing. At Tresman Steel Industries Ltd., we believe clear communication is the foundation of every successful project.
Tresman Steel Ltd
Aug 213 min read


How We Prioritize Safety in Every Project We Deliver
At Tresman Steel Industries Ltd., safety is not just something we talk about — it is part of everything we do. From the steel we fabricate to the work we perform on site, safety is built into every step of the process.
Tresman Steel Ltd
Aug 142 min read


What is LEED Certification and Why It Matters in Steel Construction
LEED stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. Developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), it’s a globally recognized certification system that provides a framework for designing, constructing, operating, and maintaining high-performance green buildings.
Tresman Steel Ltd
Aug 62 min read


Green is Good: How Recycled Steel Supports a Sustainable Future
At Tresman Steel, sustainability isn’t just a buzzword — it’s a commitment we integrate into every beam, joist, and project we touch. As the demand for eco-conscious construction grows, we’re proud to play a key role in shaping a greener future through the use of recycled structural steel and LEED-certified practices.
Tresman Steel Ltd
Jul 252 min read


Understanding the Types of Welding in Structural Steel Fabrication
Welding is the backbone of structural steel fabrication — quite literally. It’s the process that fuses individual steel components into a single, load-bearing structure capable of supporting buildings, bridges, industrial facilities, and more.
Tresman Steel Ltd
Jul 23 min read


The Role of CAD in Modern Steel Fabrication
In the ever-evolving world of steel fabrication, technology plays a critical role in ensuring precision, efficiency, and excellence. Among the most transformative tools in our industry is Computer-Aided Design (CAD) — a powerful system that has redefined how steel structures are designed, planned, and executed.
Tresman Steel Ltd
Jun 252 min read


What is Structural Steel?
When it comes to building the foundations of our modern world — from towering skyscrapers to massive industrial facilities — structural steel plays a vital role. At Tresman Steel, we work with this essential material every day, and we’re often asked:
What exactly is structural steel, and why is it so important?
Let’s break it down.
Tresman Steel Ltd
Jun 112 min read


Automation in Structural Steel: Building Smarter, Faster, and Safer
From fabrication shops to on-site installation, automation is transforming how structural steel is produced and assembled. Let’s take a closer look at how this technology is reshaping the industry — and what it means for our clients.
Tresman Steel Ltd
Jun 42 min read


How Structural Steel Changed Architecture
In the world of construction, few materials have had as profound an impact on architecture as structural steel. Over the past century, steel has not only reshaped skylines but also redefined what’s possible in building design, performance, and efficiency.
Tresman Steel Ltd
May 203 min read
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