02 Capabilities

Six disciplines. One crew.

Every scope below is executed by Summit's own direct-hire workforce — engineered in-house, planned in-house, built by hands on our payroll. Scroll through the stack.

01

Mechanical & Piping

Process, utility, and high-purity piping systems from 1/2" tubing to 96" headers — carbon, chrome-moly, stainless, and exotic alloys. In-house ASME code stamps, weld engineering, and NDE keep the critical path under one roof.

480K LF Pipe installed, single site
Summit welder at work on a pipe rack
FIG. 01 — CHROME & HIGH-PURITY
02

Structural Steel

Heavy structural erection for fab support buildings, pipe trestles, and terminal structures. Our ironworker crews sequence with mechanical installation so steel never becomes the bottleneck.

38K T Steel erected to date
Structural steel erection with crane
FIG. 02 — TRESTLE ERECTION
03

Modular Assembly

Off-site manufacturing yards where trestle modules, pipe racks, and skids are assembled on the ground, under cover, at shop-grade quality — then shipped and set in a fraction of stick-built duration.

212 Modules set, Project Star
Modules assembled in the OSM yard
FIG. 03 — OFF-SITE MANUFACTURING
04

Underground Infrastructure

Deep utility corridors, duct banks, and gravity systems beneath active construction sites — engineered shoring, dewatering, and survey-grade as-builts that protect everything built above.

31 MI Underground utilities placed
Deep excavation for underground utilities
FIG. 04 — DEEP UTILITIES
05

Equipment Setting

Heavy rigging and millwright-grade placement — turbines, vessels, process tools — set to thousandths with engineered lift plans reviewed by our own PEs.

1,400+ Engineered lifts executed
Heavy equipment being set by rigging crew
FIG. 05 — PRECISION RIGGING
06

Design-Assist Engineering

Licensed engineers embedded from concept through commissioning. We model constructability, sequence modularization, and price the design as it evolves — so the drawings that reach the field can actually be built.

60+ Engineers & designers in-house
Engineers reviewing a constructability model
FIG. 06 — CONSTRUCTABILITY
The differentiator

90% of our field hours are self-performed craft labor.

No broker layers. No pass-through margins. When schedule pressure hits, we surge our own people — because they're already ours.

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