Bollards & protective steel
Steel posts and protective components coordinated with layout, dimensions, concrete conditions and the specified installation method.
A coordinated approach to the steel scopes around your property.
KCB Contracting supports North Texas general contractors, commercial property owners and facilities with site steel and steel-related specialty construction. From protective posts and gate frames to custom supports and existing-building modifications, we review the specific work, site conditions and trade responsibilities to build a clear scope.

Steel posts and protective components coordinated with layout, dimensions, concrete conditions and the specified installation method.
Custom gate frames and exterior steel features with opening sizes, hardware responsibilities and finish requirements defined for the project.
Fabricated steel supports and access components made and installed to project details, with loads and connections supplied by the responsible design team.
Steel-related modifications and specialty scopes for existing properties, with demolition, finishes and adjacent trade work addressed in the bid boundaries.
Provide site plans, marked-up photos or sketches showing the proposed work and surrounding conditions. Include dimensions, quantities, finish requirements and access limitations. Identify concrete work, excavation, utility coordination or other trades that must be included or handled separately.
We review the intended use, identify missing details and clarify which parts of the work are included. Site measurements, anchorage, trade coordination and installation sequence should be resolved before fabrication. New loads or changes to existing structural elements may need design documentation.
Serving commercial projects and existing properties across North Texas. Send the project location so we can confirm service availability and scheduling.
For KCB, this page covers defined steel-related commercial improvements and site scopes. Send your project description so we can confirm whether the work fits our services and what other trades may be needed.
Yes. We can review both together, including the proposed finish, delivery, site access and connection requirements. The bid should state the responsibilities for concrete, anchors, equipment and adjacent work.
Those are useful starting points. Quantities, final dimensions, connection details and any required design information still need to be established before fabrication and installation.