• RAGSDALE STEEL
    STEEL FABRICATORS WITH AN EDGE
  • QUALITY SERVICE
    FOR OVER 40 YEARS
  • BAR GRATING SUPPLIER
    VARIOUS SIZES AND STYLES IN STOCK

  • Our
    Quality

    Our reputation for quality is unsurpassed. With hundreds of satisfied clients on projects large and small, we always go the extra mile to ensure 100% client satisfaction. We don’t cut corners in any step of the process, from the raw materials, to assembly and fabrication in the shop, to installation on site.

  • See
    The Difference

    Angle rolling machines, plate shear, and press brakes enable Ragsdale to complete precise work on unique jobs such as curved stairways, entryways, curved roof trusses, and conveyor turns.



  • Projects

    We have bar grating for flooring, stair treads and trenches. We are the only supplier in the KC Metro area to offer a variety of bar grating. Learn more


  • Bar Grating Available

We never stop improving

20,000

Our Facility

Our 20,000 sqft facility has a staff of expert tradesmen and craftsmen

40

Years of Experience

Established over 40 years ago and over 75 years of working in the steel industry

7

Continents We've Worked On

Ragsdale Steel has fabricated steel for projects on every continent in the world

Project Gallery

Customer Reviews

They are dedicated to their customers. They go out of their way to make sure projects are completed correctly, and on schedule. Overall, the value you get with Ragsdale is pretty hard to beat.

Mike Gravino

Schwob Building Company

I’ve worked with Jeff on numerous projects. He is conscientious, responsive and thorough, always looking out for us and the end customer.

John Washburn

Butler Manufacturing Company

Jeff is dependable, fair and resourceful, working outside the squares of a conventional design/build format. When Ragsdale fabricates something, it’s done correctly; errors are next to nil.

Doug Wikoff

Butler Manufacturing Company

Ragsdale Bar Grating

We have bar grating for flooring, stair treads and trenches. We stock grating in 1”, 1 ¼”, and 1 ½” depths for the most common projects.