Metal Fabrication for Healthcare & Medical Facilities
Sealed duct, sanitary stainless, and code-driven metal assemblies for hospitals, surgical centers, and medical buildouts across the Southeast.
Code-Driven, Documented Fabrication
Healthcare construction runs on documentation. MPI's healthcare fabrication is sealed, labeled, and shipped with the material certifications, weld documentation, and traceability your inspector needs. We work to the spec — Joint Commission, AHCA, AIA Guidelines — without exceptions.
Stainless steel sanitary duct, continuous welds with TIG-finished seams, sealed joints, and pressure-tested runs where the spec calls for it. We're set up for the rigor.
- 304 and 316 stainless duct with continuous TIG-finished welds
- Sealed-joint exhaust duct for laboratory and isolation rooms
- Equipment housings and code-driven enclosure work
- Material certifications and weld documentation packages
From Imaging Suites to Surgery
Each healthcare project type has its own specs. MPI has worked the range — imaging suite shielding coordination, surgery-room sealed-duct runs, exam-room standard duct on a tight schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to what contractors most often ask before partnering with MPI Fabrication.
Does MPI provide material certs and weld documentation?
Yes. Per-job documentation packages with material certs, AWS-compliant weld documentation, and traceability ship with every healthcare project.
Can MPI fabricate stainless sanitary duct with continuous TIG welds?
Yes. Continuous welds with TIG-finished seams are standard for our sanitary stainless work in healthcare and food-service applications.
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Common Questions, Answered
Does MPI Fabrication handle fabrication for healthcare facilities?
Yes. MPI Fabrication provides commercial metal fabrication for healthcare facilities across the Southeast — hospitals, medical office buildings, ambulatory surgery centers, imaging centers, dental offices, veterinary clinics, and specialty care facilities. Common healthcare fabrication includes stainless steel casework and trim, corrosion-resistant HVAC ductwork, sanitary equipment platforms, roof edge and curb metal, architectural panels, and specialty enclosures. Every piece is fabricated in Richmond Hill, GA on the standard 24–72 hour turnaround.
What materials does MPI Fabrication use for healthcare metal fabrication?
Healthcare metal fabrication at MPI Fabrication is typically built in Type 304 or Type 316 stainless steel for corrosion resistance in sanitized environments, galvanized steel for HVAC ductwork and structural components, and aluminum for architectural elements. Custom specialty alloys are available on quote for cleanroom and imaging-suite applications where standard grades don't meet spec.
Does MPI Fabrication meet healthcare-specific quality standards?
Yes. MPI Fabrication is ES1-certified and every healthcare project runs through shop-floor QA against print before it ships. For infection-control-sensitive components, welds are ground and polished to sanitary finish. For imaging-suite work, we track material provenance to avoid ferrous contamination in MRI environments. All specifications and finishing are confirmed at estimating.
Which Southeast healthcare markets does MPI Fabrication serve?
MPI Fabrication serves healthcare contractors and facility teams across Coastal Georgia, Metro Atlanta, the South Carolina Lowcountry, and Northeast Florida — with regular delivery to Savannah, Pooler, Statesboro, Brunswick, Hinesville, Atlanta, Marietta, Charleston, Hilton Head, Bluffton, Jacksonville, and Saint Augustine healthcare projects. All fabrication is built in Richmond Hill, GA.
How fast can MPI turn around healthcare fabrication?
Standard turnaround on healthcare fabrication at MPI Fabrication is 24–72 hours from drawing approval. Estimating responds within hours, and complex spec-driven jobs (stainless casework, sanitary weldments, MRI-compliant components) are pre-flighted before fabrication starts to catch material and finish issues before they hit the floor.