About AxisWorks
A fabrication company built the way steel should be: measured twice, made once.
Precision-machining discipline, brought to steel
AxisWorks is run by Tanner Dimmock, who has worked in the CNC and machining industry since 2017 — starting as an apprentice and progressing through highly skilled projects held to tolerances fit for nuclear standards.
That background changes how steel gets made here. Machining teaches you to measure first, verify everything and hold the tolerance — so when AxisWorks fabricates a staircase, a beam or a set of gates, it's made to fit the building as it actually is, not roughly close.
The same hands that measure and fabricate your steel are the hands that install it. Nothing gets lost between trades, and if anything needs adjusting, the person who made it is the person standing next to it.
How we run a job
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Survey before steelWe measure the building as built, not as drawn, before anything is cut.
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One fixed, itemised priceFabrication, finish and installation broken out — no allowances that grow later.
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Welds checked twiceWelds inspected in the workshop and again at bolt-check on site.
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Programme kept honestErection slots agreed up front and confirmed the week before, so your site isn't waiting on steel.
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Insured and accountableFull documentation supplied on request — RAMS, insurances and sign-off paperwork.
Talk to us
Have a steel job in mind?
Send a drawing, a sketch or a description and see how we price it — measured, itemised, no allowances that grow later.