Yes. In addition to our core product lines, Arsco also supports select specialty fabrication needs, including electro-mechanical chassis, scientific and laboratory testing equipment, AI server chassis, and sound attenuators.

Yes. Arsco supports charitable causes on an ongoing basis, including monthly donations to The Children’s Rescue to help remove children from slavery situations, and to Compassion to support a child’s education abroad.

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Absolutely. We can support the full process from concept development and field verification through engineering, fabrication, delivery, and installation. In many cases, this approach provides the best coordination and overall project outcome.

In some cases, a standard product may be suitable. However, many applications require a solution that fits the actual field conditions, building systems, and safety requirements of the space. Arsco designs, fabricates, and supports its products in-house from concept through installation, which helps improve fit, function, and accountability. We are proud to design and manufacture our products in the United States, and as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned business, we take pride in delivering dependable, purpose-built solutions.

Both. We offer proven standard product types, and we regularly customize them to fit project-specific conditions, dimensions, and safety requirements.

Yes. That is one of our specialties. Many customers come to us with a challenge rather than a fully defined product, and we work with them to identify the best solution for the application, environment, and budget.

Our behavioral health safety products are designed with OMH guidelines in mind and built for durability in demanding environments. They help protect occupants and staff by reducing or eliminating ligature points and limiting unauthorized access to building systems and equipment. They also help protect the equipment itself, which can reduce damage, extend service life, and lower long-term replacement costs.

Arsco offers both standard product platforms and custom-fabricated solutions tailored to adjacent construction, operational needs, and environmental conditions. Our HVAC enclosure lines include fan coil, PTAC, heat pump, induction unit, radiant heat, VRF/cassette, and finned tube enclosures. We also provide thermostat, speaker and alarm, television, fire extinguisher, message and artwork, grille, medical gas outlet box, medical gas valve box, lighting, access panel, phone, storage, and modular locker enclosures, along with other specialty metal products.

Both. We can work directly from your drawings, or we can help develop the solution based on field conditions, application needs, and project goals.

Absolutely. We welcome design-assist involvement early in the project, especially when existing conditions or custom requirements could affect scope, pricing, or performance.

We recommend calling out the product model, material type and gauge, dimensions, finish requirements, and any critical tolerances or field conditions that could affect fabrication or installation.

Yes. We can modify our designs to match project-specific requirements, provided the requested changes do not compromise safety, durability, or product performance.

Behavioral health and correctional enclosures are specifically designed to reduce ligature points and improve safety while still allowing the enclosed equipment to operate properly without interference.

Our behavioral health products are designed with OMH guidelines in mind and developed to reduce ligature opportunities while maintaining function, durability, and serviceability.

Our order process is straightforward. Depending on the size and scope of the project, we may require an initial deposit, followed by engineering drawings for approval, then additional release requirements before fabrication begins. Payment terms and change management are determined by project scope and contract requirements.

Yes, we ship nationwide. Products are packaged in-house based on size, finish, and freight method. Higher-value or more damage-sensitive projects may ship via dedicated truck to reduce risk and liability.

The biggest pricing drivers are typically product type, quantity, size, complexity, finish requirements, and installation scope.

Yes. We prefer to measure and install our products when the scope allows, but we can also make installation straightforward for others. Scheduling is coordinated after drawings, finishes, and key project details are approved so fabrication and installation can align with the project schedule and contractual requirements.

Yes. We can provide shop drawings, submittals, and coordination support based on the level of detail required for the project.

Yes. We support both new construction and renovation work, including projects with challenging or irregular existing conditions.

Lead time depends on current backlog, product type, project size, and approval timing. Once drawings are approved and the job is released to production, standard project quantities are often fabricated in less than six weeks.

The more information you can provide at bid time, the better. However, in many cases we can begin with photos, approximate dimensions, quantities, and the project location, then finalize the remaining details after award.

Yes. We regularly customize dimensions, cutouts, access details, and attachment methods to match project-specific conditions.

We can provide fabrication only, or we can support a full turnkey scope that includes field verification and installation. The level of service is based on the customer’s preference and project needs.

Our goal is to provide products that are ready to install without field modification. If site conditions change or critical information is omitted during the quoting and engineering process, modifications may occasionally be necessary.

Yes. This is one of our specialties. We can fabricate around existing field conditions or develop a solution from drawings and submittal information when field conditions are still being finalized.

The best starting point is plans, specifications, a takeoff if available, your measurements, and one or two photos of the area. Basic dimensions such as length, height, and depth are especially helpful.

Yes. In many cases, we prefer to field measure our specialty products to help ensure the best fit and reduce installation issues. Site conditions and project requirements will determine when field measurement is recommended.