WHATEVER YOUR PROJECTS NEEDS ARE, BIG OR SMALL TRUST IN A10 FABRICATION TO GET THE JOB DONE.
With over 9 years of experience, A10 Fabrication has the industry experience at our fingertips and are able to provide top of the line projects to our clients.
We offer high quality custom manufacturing and fabrication services and products of small machined parts all the way up to large projects such as bridge fabrication, bucket fabrication and everything in between.
Our custom solutions take care of projects of all sizes and type to meet the needs of mining, industrial, commercial and residential projects.
Any work produced from A10 Fabrication goes through a quality assurance program to ensure the quality of the final product.
Choosing A10 Fabrication, means you are choosing an honest, transparent, and dedicated team to produce custom, outstanding final products.
WHO WE ARE MEET THE TEAM
Our staff have the qualifications and experience to take on extensive projects. All senior fitters are required to have a red seal fabricator certificate and all senior welders are required to possess their red seal qualifications. All junior tradesmen work closely with competent senior tradesmen.
Mark Benoit
PRESIDENT/CEO
Marc is a husband and father of 2 young children.
Marc found his passion in fabrication as soon as he knew he wanted to work with his hands. Already having obtained his red seal, he knew metal fabrication would allow him to create a wide variety of projects.
“I love helping people either take an image in their head and turn it into a final product or even to take someone's existing project and provide guidance on how to better the item.”
ERIC LAFONTAINE
SHOP MANAGER
Meet Eric Lafontaine, the Shop Manager at A10 Fabrication. Eric has been with A10 since the start in 2013, making him the longest standing employee. Throughout his time here, Eric has grown to be one of the most impressive minds to ever work alongside! Eric is a father of one and he is about to get married this Summer! He is A10 and all that we stand for.
