J.G. Schmidt Steel focuses on quality products and service. We are committed to being the most reliable in the industry. Our company strives to consistently meet the expectations of our customers. J.G. Schmidt Steel certifies that all of the materials we use are to the specifications ordered. Our business has grown to keep up with the changes over the last few decades; our values, integrity, and reliability have never changed.J.G. Schmidt has been led by an exemplary team committed to excellence. Our company has an experienced team that guarantees the best practices to achieve our goals and meet your needs. J.G. Schmidt is constantly working to meet those ever changing needs of our customers. We will give you the quality products your company needs; but it’s our specialties that make us unique. J.G. Schmidt believes in providing our customers with the best service and convenience.The family owned company was founded in 1903, by Gus Schlaier, in Bronx, New York, as Eagle Wrought Iron Works. They have served Northern New Jersey and New York successfully for four generations, evolving to meet the changing needs of the industry. For over 28 years, Raymond C. Schlaier, Jr., and Robert C. Schlaier, have owned J.G. Schmidt Steel, which is now located in Passaic, New Jersey.At J.G. Schmidt Steel we are dedicated to upholding our reputation. It is our goal to provide superior products and services.

Services

At J.G. Schmidt Steel, we specialize in structural steel, bar joists, metal decking, steel stairs and rails, and miscellaneous metals; we encourage our customers to take advantage of our specialties. When we receive a project, our customers receive high quality products and materials, as well as the knowledge and experience of a committed team from a steel business that has been in operation for over ninety years.

• Structural steel is the most popular framing material for non-residential buildings in the United States. Steel members, commonly referred to as beams and columns, form the skeleton of the building supporting all of the other components of the building.
• On plans, bar joists are designated by a three-part code. If you see the term 18K6 on a plan, this tells you that the joist is 18” in depth, it is a K series joist and that its top and bottom chords are identified by the chord section number of 6.
• Metal deck or decking is a strong steel roofing material. Composite metal deck is a steel floor material used to interlock with concrete slabs. Metal form deck is used as a steel reinforcement material for poured concrete slabs.