Marcum's Welding & Steel Processing, Inc. provides custom fabricated steel and structural steel materials made to your unique specifications.Proudly serving Indianapolis, Central Indiana, and businesses across the country, we are dedicated to the highest quality welding and individualized service for all customers large and small.With forty years of experience with projects of all sizes throughout the United States, we are confident we can help with your custom fabrication needs.

Founded in 1977 as a sole proprietorship, and incorporated in 2003, Marcum’s Welding and Steel Processing, Inc. has been serving Indianapolis, Central Indiana and surrounding areas for over 40 years. Today the business has expanded to provide structural steel materials and custom fabrication projects to many businesses in states throughout the country. In expanding our reach, we are proud to continue to maintain relationships with all of our customers large and small, and strive for excellence in every item we manufacture.The tradition of quality, reliability and individualized service continues as Marcum’s Welding and Steel Processing, Inc. addresses all clients with the same attention to detail, regardless of the size or scale of their project.

Steel Processing and Fabrication Services

Marcum’s Welding and Steel Processing, Inc. has produced structural steel used in major projects such as stadiums and skyscrapers throughout the United States, as well as international projects large and small. We welcome walk-in customers, and projects of any size or complexity. If you have a steel fabrication need, we can help you.

Welding Techniques used at Marcum’s Welding and Steel Processing

Marcum’s Welding and Steel Processing can provide any welding service needed, whether as part as a steel fabrication project, or a walk-in welding repair. Contact us for more information or call 765-763-7279.MIG (metal inert gas) welding is a welding process in which an electric arc forms between a consumable wire electrode and the workpiece metal(s), which heats the work-piece metal(s), causing them to melt and join.