Priestly Engineering operates from a state-of-the-art workshop in Tamworth in the New England region of NSW - the largest regional centre between Brisbane and Sydney. Our reputation for quality steel fabrication services in the New England region remains unmatched after more than 12 years. We specialise in stainless steel fabrication. This includes food-grade stainless steel purged production lines, stainless steel sheet metal fabrication, as well as jacketed and non-jacketed tanks, custom-made transitions and fittings. Depending on client requirements, we provide in-house or onsite services. For projects at client sites, we have a 50kVA mine spec generator that allows us to sand blast onsite using our mobile abrasive blast machine (largest in the north west region of NSW). Our specialised workshop operations include computer-controlled plasma cutting of patterns, images and CAD drawings. Whether your project requires a workforce of 3 or 30, we can provide leading tradesmen who will cover all requirements, from confined space work to X-ray quality welding. We abide by all worksite procedures, including the issuing of safe work method statements and the completion of inductions and hot work permits.

Our Tamworth branch proudly services North-Western NSW, with quality steel supply and processing plus first-class service – and country hospitality. We work with clients ranging from home renovators to Tier 1 builders and for agriculture, architecture, warehousing, construction… and plenty more. For non-account holders, we’ll help you out with our cash and carry option. It’s why we’re the store that’s first for steel… and first for service.

The Brooks Bros workshop is based in Scone and boasts one of the largest steel yards in the Hunter Valley, carrying a wide range of pipe, RHS and plate as well as a shop front offering a diverse range of hand tools, fixings, welding consumables and power tools. Our services focus on steel sales, fabrication (small, medium and large), mining fabrication, building materials, roofing, reinforcing materials and adjustable piers

General engineering company.