Experts in Standing Seam Metal Roofing, Composite Panels, Custom Metal Fabrication of Canopies & Awnings, Guardrails and more
Experts in Standing Seam Metal Roofing, Composite Panels, Custom Metal Fabrication of Canopies & Awnings, Guardrails and more
Infinity Metal Systems' products can be found at Publix Supermarket locations throughout the Southeast. From canopies and guardrails to decorative fixtures and metal roofs, IMS is privileged to maintain our partnership and play a role in the development of new Publix Stores year after year.
As a fellow Atlanta-based company, Infinity Metal Systems is proud to partner with Home Depot, providing standing seam roof panels, metal wall panels, skylights, gutters and downspouts, and entrance canopies for new store locations across the Southeast.
Infinity Metal Systems has completed nearly 50 Tractor Supply projects nationwide, and with more new builds on the horizon, we’re proud to support TSC’s impressive growth. Our work includes installing standing seam roofing, wall panels, soffits, canopies, awnings, and constructing new TSC Greenhouses.
Infinity Metal Systems is proud to collaborate with Kroger on new store locations across the Southeast. Our work includes Longboard siding, vinyl soffits, metal wall panels, and custom-fabricated canopies. These projects showcase our expertise in delivering high-quality, durable metalwork for national retail partners.
Infinity Metal Systems is honored to partner with the industry's leading General Contractors, such as Benning Construction Co., Collins & Arnold, Joe N. Guy Company, Ordner Construction, RW Smith, White-Spunner, WR Newman Contractors, Young Contracting.
With a commitment towards providing outstanding results, Infinity Metal Systems has completed numerous large scale ventures for top tier companies across a wide variety of industries.
Infinity Metal Systems is proud to be listed on Peterson's Aluminum Choice Contractor's List and is an approved contractor of Alucabond, Berridge Manufacturing, IMETCO, MBCI, McElroy Metals
“It was a good job for us—probably one of the best we’ve done as far as workmanship,” said Ken Murray, owner of Infinity Metal Systems. “There were multiple buildings involved with various applications and complexities. We’re proud of it. There weren’t any issues or difficulties to overcome.”