Rebar Cut and Bent Before Your Pour Date

Local Steel Supply provides rebar in number 3, number 4, number 5, and number 6 sizes, along with stirrups, tie wire, corner bars, and poly rolls for contractors pouring slabs, footings, and structural walls. You receive material cut to length and bent to shape based on your drawings or field measurements, so your crew sets reinforcement without spending hours on a job-built bending table. This service supports projects ranging from residential foundations to commercial tilt-walls where bar schedules determine inspection approval and pour timing.

Custom fabrication means you submit a plan or sketch showing bar spacing, lap lengths, hook angles, and stirrup dimensions, then pick up bundles tagged by mark number and placement zone. If you work without engineered plans, the yard can fabricate bars based on verbal instructions or standard details for continuous footings, grade beams, and thickened edges. Poly rolls protect bars during storage, tie wire secures intersections at code-required spacing, and corner bars handle L-shaped or T-shaped intersections where straight stock cannot achieve the required bend radius.

Call Local Steel Supply to discuss your rebar needs and confirm fabrication lead times for your upcoming pour.

You specify bar size, length, quantity, and bend details, and the shop uses hydraulic benders and shears to produce pieces that match your layout within a half-inch tolerance. Stirrups arrive as closed rectangles or U-shapes with ninety-degree or hundred-thirty-five-degree hooks, ready to slide over longitudinal bars without field bending. Continuous bars ship in twenty-foot lengths unless you request shorter pieces to fit inside formwork or avoid laps in high-stress zones.

After placement, you see rebar grids sitting at the correct elevation on chairs or dobies, every intersection wired tight, and no bars twisted or kinked from improper handling. Local Steel Supply bundles bars by type and tags each bundle with a count and description, so your crew identifies bottom mat, top mat, and vertical bars without confusion. Inspectors verify spacing and cover using the fabrication drawings you received with the order, and concrete flows around bars without shifting them out of position.

You can order rebar alongside structural steel, panels, and accessories, consolidating your material sources and reducing the number of invoices your office processes each month. Delivery places bundles near the pour area, and smaller orders fit in a pickup bed with the tailgate down. Fabrication requires two to three days depending on complexity and shop workload, so calling ahead ensures bars arrive before your formwork crew finishes setting edges and screed rails.