Mechanical Piping Built Right the First Time

Engineered for Safety, Performance, and Seamless System Integration

What We Offer

Material Preparation

We select and inspect raw pipe materials, then clean and bevel pipe ends to create the ideal surface for strong, consistent welds.

Cutting

Pipes are cut to exact length and angle using manual saws, torches, or automated plasma cutting—ensuring accuracy and consistency across every piece.

Fitting & Assembly

Our technicians align pipes, elbows, tees, and flanges using jigs and fixtures that guarantee precise positioning, dimensional accuracy, and smooth assembly in the field.

Welding (GTAW & GMAW)

We use GTAW (TIG) and GMAW (MIG) welding processes to deliver strong, clean, code‑compliant welds designed for demanding mechanical and industrial environments.

Chemical Testing

Chemical testing ensures structural integrity, material compatibility, and corrosion resistance—critical for maintaining long‑term performance in industrial applications.

Surface Treatment

Painting, coating, and galvanizing services protect against corrosion, enhance durability, and extend the life of your piping system.

Get the piping system you need—faster, safer, and with the highest quality standards. Galloup’s Mechanical Pipe Fabrication services streamline construction by reducing on‑site work, improving jobsite safety, and ensuring precision through enhanced quality control.

By fabricating piping components in a controlled environment, we deliver reliable, ready‑to‑install solutions that help keep projects on schedule, up to code, and built for long term performance.

Piping Challenges We Eliminate

Mechanical piping systems must withstand pressure, environmental conditions, and strict regulatory standards.

Galloup helps you navigate these issues:

Safety Hazards

Our fabrication processes follow ASME, ANSI, and API standards, with strict safety protocols in place for cutting, fitting, welding, and handling—protecting workers both in our shop and on your jobsite.

Premature Pipe Corrosion or Degradation

Surface treatments like painting, coating, and galvanizing help protect against corrosion. Full material traceability ensures long term reliability, compliance, and lifecycle performance.

Equipment Damage

Precise cutting, alignment, and welding help prevent leaks, stress failures, and downstream equipment damage. Quality checks—including bevel inspection, weld integrity testing, and surface evaluation—ensure every component is ready for safe installation.

Compliance Failures

Compliance is built into every step of our process. We follow ASME, ANSI, and API standards and maintain material and weld traceability to meet project and regulatory requirements.

Poor Structural Integrity

Our GTAW (TIG) and GMAW (MIG) welding processes deliver consistent, high strength welds. Fabrication in a controlled environment eliminates field variability and improves overall system performance.

Why Choose Galloup for Mechanical Piping?

Galloup delivers mechanical piping solutions built with precision, safety, and long term reliability in mind. We follow ASME, ANSI, and API standards, maintain full material traceability, and apply strict safety protocols throughout fabrication. With expert welders, controlled shop conditions, and consistent quality checks, you can count on us to provide components that install smoothly and perform dependably.

What Sets Us Apart

Fabricated Right the First Time

Pipes are cut, fit, and assembled in a controlled shop environment to ensure accurate fit up and smooth field installation. up and smooth field installation.

Certified Welding & Quality Control

GTAW (TIG) and GMAW (MIG) welding processes deliver strong, clean, code compliant welds for demanding mechanical systems. compliant welds for demanding mechanical systems.

Built for Durability and Compliance

Fabrication follows ASME, ANSI, and API standards, with material traceability and surface treatments that protect against corrosion and premature failure.

Reduced Risk in the Field

Precision alignment, weld integrity checks, and surface inspections help prevent leaks, equipment damage, and rework before components reach your jobsite.