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Celebrating 100 years, Wildwood Crest, NJ is developing a small outdoor ampitheater and park on Fern Road on the beach for concerts during the summer. Mitchell Welding & Iron Works fabricated and erected the 12″ Schedule 80 galvanized steel columns to support the custom canopy roof. Along with the structural steel, we are also installed custom radius aluminum handicap ramp railing and stair rails.
New to the Wildwood boardwalk this summer is Captain Jacks restaurant. Mitchell Iron Works fabricated a lot of strucutral steel supports for the fancy roof system as well as a galvanized staircase for the rear entrance to the building. The stairs were fabricated from steel channel, hot dipped galvanized and had custom steel non-slip grating treads and landings to finish it off.
Galvanized Steel Stairs
The Madrid Motel recently discovered some deteriorating steel beam outlookers supporting the precast walkways along the oceanfront rooms. Mitchell Welding & Iron Works was called to make the repairs. The precast planks were temporarily supported, the rusting beams were sandblasted, painted and new formed plate channels were installed to reinforce the ingetrity of the existing steel beams. Nine different beams were repaired in two days, just in time for the motel to open!
If you have any beams that need repairing, or need a expert opinion on the condition of your strucutral steel, give us a call today! 609-465-7510
A structural bridge gang was fabricated and erected at a secret location to be disclosed at a later date. The bridge was galvanized and fabricated for field erection with bolts. Non-Skid grating was used as the walkway. More on this project later!
After 40 years of wear and tear at the Jersey Shore, the Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Wildwood Crest, NJ is undergoing a structural facelift to the steel supports on the north side of the building. The precast plank deck supports are being replaced with galvanized steel. The 8 vertical columns are also being replaced with new galvanized steel. Mitchell Welding & Iron Works is also adding additonal support at various places around the decks overlooking the pool and making sure the Royal Hawaiian Hotel lasts well beyond another 40 years of families vacationing at the shore!
Keenan’s Irish Pub in North Wildwood, N.J. is in the process of renovating the out door bar area. Structural steel was fabricated and erected to support the new roof trusses for the new building.
Flood Gates were also fabricated to protect the outdoor bathroom areas from flooding incase of tidal floods.
Make sure and stop by this summer and see what’s new at Keenan’s Irish Pub.
Mitchell Welding & Iron Works fabricated and erected the new structure on Morey’s Piers to house a new tourist attraction, the Mirror Maze. Along with the new mirror maze, a large candy store will be located at the front of the building.
If you have any needs for structural steel, please give us a call.
30 years ago Mitchell Welding & Iron Works fabricated and erected the parking lot stair tower at The Grand Hotel in Cape May, NJ. After years and years of salt air and winter weather, the stair tower needed a complete makeover. The stairs were stripped down to the landings and stringers, completely sandblasted and painted. New galvanized tread supports were installed, the stairs were repaired at all structural deficiencies, pans were installed for poured concrete landings to replace the previous grating landings and new galvanized railings were fabricated and installed to bring the stair tower up to current code requirements. The stair is ready for another 30+ years of abuse.
Mitchell Welding & Iron Works was called in to repair the deteriorated structural steel supporting the first floor and roof of the Red Horse Motel in Wildwood Crest, NJ. The steel was completely rusted away and the integrity of the precast slabs was in jeopardy. Small cracks were starting to appear in the walkways as the steel was giving way. Temporary supports needed to be installed to support the precast, the rusted steel and columns were removed and the new steel beams were installed to resupport everything as new.
Rusting support beams is a common occurance in a lot of motels in the area. Salt air and moisture feed on steel enclosed by wood. With no way for the moisture to escape, it feeds on the steel and rots away everything it can. If you suspect your establishment may need some repairs, call us today for a FREE inspection. 609-465-7510.
Mitchell Iron Works fabricated and erected 11 new cabanas for the sun deck at the Port Royal Hotel in Wildwood Crest, NJ. The cabanas structure and columns were made from tube steel, fabricated in our shop and then hot-dipped galvanized for protection from the beach elements. Two of the three cabanas are 24′ long with the third being over 55′.
The awnings were fabricated by Fredericks Canvas Shop in Wildwood, NJ.