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Steel & Metals Suppliers in Alaska

32 suppliers serving Alaska

32 suppliers found

AK Steel

West Chester, OH

National

Manufacturer$6B+Est. 1899

Flat-rolled carbon and stainless steel producer now part of Cleveland-Cliffs

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Alaska Steel Co

Anchorage, AK

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Alaska Steel Co

Kenai, AK

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All Steel Inc

Fairbanks, AK

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All Steel Inc

Wasilla, AK

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Anchorage Sheet Metal

Anchorage, AK

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ArcelorMittal

Chicago, IL

National

Manufacturer$10B+Est. 2006

Worlds largest steel company with major US flat and long steel production

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C & R Pipe and Steel, Inc

Fairbanks, AK

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ClarkDietrich

West Chester, OH

National

Manufacturer$1B+Est. 2012

Leading manufacturer of cold-formed steel framing and metal lath products

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Commercial Metals Company

Dallas, TX

National

Manufacturer$8B+Est. 1915

Major steel and metals manufacturer specializing in rebar and structural products

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Cornerstone Building Brands

Cary, NC

National

Manufacturer$5B+Est. 2018

Largest manufacturer of exterior building products in North America

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Gerdau

Tampa, FL

National

Manufacturer$5B+Est. 1901

Brazilian-owned steel producer with major US long steel operations

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Greatland Welding & Machine Inc

Palmer, AK

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Grizzly Machine & Fabrication

Anchorage, AK

Jd Steel Co Inc

Palmer, AK

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JSW Steel USA

Baytown, TX

National

Manufacturer$1B+Est. 2007

Indian-owned steel plate and pipe producer with Texas manufacturing facility

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Magic Metals, Inc.

Palmer, AK

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Metal Supermarkets Anchorage

Anchorage, AK

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Metals USA

Houston, TX

National

Distributor$2B+Est. 1984

National metals service center distributing flat-rolled and long steel products

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Morgan Steel Inc

Kenai, AK

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NCI Building Systems

Houston, TX

National

Manufacturer$2B+Est. 1984

Cornerstone predecessor producing metal buildings and components

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North Star Metals Inc.

Soldotna, AK

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Nucor

Charlotte, NC

National

Manufacturer$35B+Est. 1940

Largest steel producer in the US using electric arc furnace technology

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Nucor Building Systems

Waterloo, IN

National

Manufacturer$2B+Est. 1987

Nucor subsidiary manufacturing pre-engineered steel buildings and components

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Olympic Steel

Cleveland, OH

National

Distributor$2B+Est. 1954

Metals service center processing and distributing flat-rolled and tubular steel

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Sheet Metal Inc.

Anchorage, AK

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Steel Dynamics

Fort Wayne, IN

National

Manufacturer$18B+Est. 1993

One of the largest domestic steel producers and metals recyclers

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Steelfab

Anchorage, AK

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Superior Machine & Welding, Inc.

Anchorage, AK

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United States Steel

Pittsburgh, PA

National

Manufacturer$15B+Est. 1901

Iconic American steel producer with flat-rolled and tubular product lines

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Weld Air Alaska Inc.

Wasilla, AK

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Worthington Steel

Columbus, OH

National

Manufacturer$3B+Est. 1955

Steel processing and manufacturing company spun off from Worthington Industries

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Buying Steel & Metals in Alaska

Buildermuse tracks 32 steel & metals suppliers serving Alaska. 15 are national chains that ship into the state, while the other 17 are regional or independent suppliers. Regional and independent suppliers make up the majority, so it pays to call several and compare pricing and what they keep in stock. The listed suppliers are headquartered in Anchorage, Palmer, and Fairbanks.

Of the suppliers that report a business type, the list includes 13 manufacturers and 2 distributors. Buying direct from a manufacturer can cut unit cost on large or repeat orders, while distributors and wholesalers tend to carry mixed inventory and offer shorter lead times that suit smaller or last-minute jobs.