9 Best Metal Fabrication and Welding Companies in Singapore (2026)

Metal fabrication covers anything cut, bent and joined from stainless steel, mild steel or aluminium: gates, railings, kitchen counters, shop fixtures, enclosures and one-off frames. Singapore has dozens of workshops, but many sell only to contractors. This guide gathers nine companies whose own websites describe custom work for homes, shops or businesses, and every description is drawn from what each company publishes. Some specialise in stainless kitchens, others in railings or sheet-metal enclosures, so read the blurbs for the kind of job you have. Prices are not listed here, so request quotes from two or three firms, send dimensions or photos, and compare scope and finishes.

Jalitar Metals presents itself as a metal fabricator with more than three decades in the trade, and its site lists architectural items such as railings, nosing, claddings, trellis work, canopies, louvres, gratings, glass installations, doors and spiral staircases. It names stainless steel, aluminium, glass and timber as materials. Its project examples lean towards commercial and institutional sites, including an airport and a cruise centre, so it reads as a contractor-scale supplier rather than a home workshop. The company says it is familiar with the requirements of the building regulator; that is its own statement, not something LocalRank has checked. Its contact page offers email, phone and WhatsApp, so the practical route is to send a drawing or brief and ask whether the job suits it.

Woodlands
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Brooklynz Stainless Steel describes itself as a specialised stainless steel fabricator that handles design, fabrication and installation. Its product pages cover glass, stainless steel and metal railings, staircase handrails, mild steel and stainless steel gates, roller shutter doors, bollards, flag poles, cat ladders, fencing, steel skids and spiral staircases. The homepage positions the firm around construction projects, yet the railing and gate pages are written in a way that homeowners and shop owners can follow. To ask for a quote, its site provides an enquiry form where you pick a product category, an email address and a mobile number that it says is for WhatsApp only. The company also appears in LocalRank's automatic gate guide, which covers motorised gates specifically.

Bedok North
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MMA Steel says it began in 1972 making furniture and has since moved into stainless steel products for government, commercial and residential customers. Its core range, as listed on its site, includes railings, gratings, bollards, bicycle racks, shower posts, grab bars, pull handles, lift handrails, bus poles and trolleys. It also lists tube bending, rolling and stainless steel polishing as services, along with customised products and sculptures. A consumer section covers balcony railings, staircase handrails, elderly grab bars, HDB gates and driveway gates, which makes it relevant to households as well as contractors. The site shows separate phone lines for core and consumer products, an email address and WhatsApp, so say which line of work you are asking about when you enquire.

Tagore
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Yong Huat Stainless Steel focuses on stainless steel fabrication for food and beverage businesses, according to its homepage. The items it shows include sinks, noodle boilers, kitchen cabinets and made-to-order pieces for commercial kitchens. The company describes itself as a stainless steel supplier with more than forty years of industry experience; that figure is its own claim. Its site publishes weekday and Saturday office hours, a free-quote button on the homepage and a contact page with email, phone and a Facebook link. It is a sensible starting point for a cafe, stall or restaurant owner who needs counters, tables or kitchen equipment cut to a specific footprint, rather than for decorative gates or railings, which the site does not emphasise.

Ang Mo Kio
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Normal Stainless Steel calls itself a stainless fabricator and runs separate residential and commercial sections on its site. The residential pages show kitchen countertops and backsplashes, sinks, cabinetry, bathroom fixtures, outdoor kitchen cabinets and washer and dryer cabinets, some with powder-coated finishes. The commercial side lists commercial kitchen equipment alongside architectural, retail and interior fabrication. Its site gives a factory address in Tai Seng and a separate showroom address near Sims Avenue, with phone, WhatsApp and email as the enquiry routes. There is no formal quote form described, so expect to send dimensions or photos by message. Homeowners planning a stainless kitchen and small F&B operators are the two groups its pages are written for.

Tai Seng
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Yew Lee Metal Works lists custom fabrication alongside shop fitting on its own website, with store fixtures, storage and shelving, furniture hardware, facility management products and stainless steel kitchen cabinet systems among the headings. The pages do not spell out every material or process, so ask directly whether your design suits stainless steel, mild steel or aluminium and what finishing it can do. The company operates from a building bearing its name in the Tai Seng area and publishes a sales email, a phone line, a fax number and a contact page. It suits retailers and commercial occupiers looking for fixtures and metal furnishing built to measure, more than a homeowner after a single decorative gate.

Tai Seng
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Sunny Metal & Engineering says it was founded in 1974 to make sheet metal products for the construction industry. Its site names stainless steel, aluminium and mild steel as materials, and lists laser cutting, bending, forming, welding, powder coating, machining, stamping and assembly as services. Products it shows include enclosures, cabinets, 19-inch racks, laboratory furniture, consoles, kiosks, workstations and signage, so its portfolio leans towards business and equipment customers rather than home renovation. The site has a dedicated enquiry page for quotes plus a sales email and phone line. If you need a custom enclosure, counter or display structure for a shop or office, its in-house processes, as it describes them, may suit you.

Changi South
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MagWorks presents itself on its site as a metal and aluminium fabricator for home renovation. The pages list mild steel, wrought iron and aluminium gates, HDB main doors, bedroom and toilet doors, aluminium windows and window grilles, invisible grilles, shower screens, staircase railings, mezzanine platforms, awnings and skylights, and stainless steel customisation. It says it measures on site before fabricating and installing. A blog covers topics such as customising HDB gates and powder-coated gates. The contact page gives a sales hotline, a Gmail address, weekday and Saturday hours and an address at a building in Admiralty. Its social pages are named SteelHome, so it may share an operator with the SteelHome entry on our window grille guide.

Admiralty
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Unison Metal states that it has been doing metal fabrication since 1989 and offers customisation with no minimum order quantity. Its site shows dormitory beds and lockers, canteen tables and benches, customised table legs and metal bed frames, plus a residential projects page. It says it has worked on more than ten dormitories in Singapore and keeps in-house CAD designers who can draw up a design before production. The pages do not list specific metals or processes, so ask which materials and finishes it can quote for your piece. Its contact page offers an enquiry form, an email address, a mobile number and a Geylang Bahru address. Interior designers, contractors and homeowners wanting custom steel furniture frames are the audience it describes.

Geylang Bahru
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