What Epic Metals does

Epic Metals Corporation is a privately held US manufacturer of cold-formed architectural steel roof and floor deck ceiling systems, founded in 1968 and headquartered in Rankin, Pennsylvania. The company designs, engineers, and produces a portfolio of branded deck systems—Toris, Envista, Wideck, Super Wideck, Archdeck, Epicore MSR, Timberlok (woodgrain finish), EPIC Architectural & Sun Screen, and Security Ceilings—that span 6 to 58 feet and deliver integrated structural and acoustic performance with NRC values up to 1.00. Its customer base spans airports, universities, museums, convention centers, healthcare facilities, and multi-story residential projects, with installed bases cited in 16+ major airport terminals, 25+ universities, and landmark projects such as the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum and Dublin Airport.

Epic Metals sells through an enterprise field sales motion targeting architects and engineers during the project specification phase, supplemented by a technical registration portal that gates access to BIM/Revit assets, product literature, and pricing. Projects are custom-quoted based on span, profile, and acoustic requirements, and the company supports specification with a Box Lunch Presentation program, a monthly gift-card incentive for registration, and direct phone/email sales contact. The company is USA owned and operated with manufacturing in Rankin, PA, supported by offices in Pittsburgh, PA and Bartow, FL, and maintains sustainability credentials including solar-, wind-, and geothermal-powered manufacturing, 11 EV charging stations, Southwestern Pennsylvania Sustainable Small Business Silver designation, and Steel Deck Institute Environmental Product Declarations.

The business is conservatively financed—no funding rounds, acquisitions, or ownership transitions have been disclosed since 1968—and operates with a stated headcount band of 51–100 employees. Revenue is not publicly disclosed, and the company is currently hiring across manufacturing engineering, automation, quality, drafting, purchasing, and architectural sales roles, signaling continued operational scaling rather than contraction or restructuring.

Name

Epic Metals

Legal name

EPIC Metals Corporation

Website

https://epicmetals.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1968

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

Epic Metals Corporation, founded in 1968 and headquartered in Rankin, Pennsylvania, manufactures cold-formed architectural steel roof and floor deck ceiling systems sold through architectural specification to airports, universities, museums, convention centers, healthcare facilities, and multi-story residential construction projects across North America and select international markets.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Structural Steel Decking

NAICS

Fabricated Structural Metal Manufacturing (332312), Architectural and Structural Metals Manufacturing (3323)

SIC

Fabricated Structural Metal Products (3440)

akta.pro primary industry

Metal Roofing Systems (IMADAFAB)

akta.pro secondary industry

Flashing, Edge Metal & Roof Accessories (IMADAFAJ)

Keywords

• Structural steel decking
• Architectural roof decks
• Composite floor systems
• Acoustic ceiling systems
• Metal building components

Headquarters

HQ city

Braddock

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Structural Steel Deck Product Sales: EPIC Metals manufactures and sells cold-formed steel roof and floor deck ceiling systems for construction projects. Revenue is generated through one-time product sales to architects, engineers, and contractors who specify the products in building projects. Each project involves custom specifications based on architectural requirements with varying span lengths and acoustic needs.
2. Technical Services and Support: The company provides technical documentation, BIM/Revit models, and engineering consultation as part of the product offering. While not separately monetized, these services support the primary product sales.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Epic Metals manufactures and sells cold-formed steel architectural roof and floor deck ceiling systems used in commercial, public, and multi-story residential construction projects. Products span 6 to 58 feet, integrate acoustic treatment (NRC up to 1.00), and offer multiple architectural appearance options including linear plank, curved, woodgrain, and configurable five-component configurations. Sales occur through architectural specification during the design phase, with project-based custom quotes via a direct enterprise sales team.

Product overview

Epic Metals is a manufacturer of architectural steel roof and floor deck ceiling systems operating since 1968. The product portfolio consists of multiple distinct product lines: Toris® (linear plank systems with 6'-30' spans), Envista® (interactive customizable systems with 12'-36' spans), Wideck® and Super Wideck® (long-span systems with 10'-58' spans), Archdeck® (curved systems with 14'-40' spans), and Epicore MSR® (multi-story residential composite floor deck with 13'-27' spans). Add-on offerings include Timberlok® woodgrain finishes, EPIC Architectural & Sun Screen perforated panels, Security Ceilings, and Skydeck daylighting integration. All systems provide structural deck functionality while delivering decorative ceiling appearances with acoustic control options. BIM/Revit technical assets are available for architectural design integration.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Toris: Roof and Floor Deck Ceiling Systems with recessed corners and dovetail profile, spanning up to 30 feet.
• Envista
• Wideck
• Archdeck
• Epicore MSR
• Timberlok
• Super Wideck
• EPIC Architectural & Sun Screen
• Security Ceilings
• Epicore

Products and services

• Toris® Roof and floor deck ceiling system with recessed corners and dovetail profile that hides roofing fasteners and softens the linear plank form with rounded edges; features hanging capability for signage, lighting, or mechanical components that can be relocated, reused, or removed at any time. Acoustic options deliver NRC values up to 1.00. Spans range 6' to 30' depending on profile depth (2.5" to 7"). Specified by architects and engineers on commercial and public buildings.
• Envista® Architectural roof and floor deck ceiling system with five interactive components (UA, DA, FA, Specular A, FNA) enabling customized ceiling arrangements. Spans 12' to 36' with multiple appearance options including concave, convex, flat, and specular panels. Designed for architects specifying varied ceiling aesthetics on commercial and public projects.
• Wideck® Long-span roof and floor deck ceiling system clearing spans from 10' to 58'. Offers three ceiling appearances (beamed, flush with shadow lines, or bold ribbed) and can be light-reflective for indirect lighting; acoustic options are available. Specified where large column-free spans are required in commercial and public buildings.
• Archdeck® Curved roof deck ceiling system with deep structural steel deck that curves in the strong direction of corrugation, creating dramatic architectural focal points. Available with bold-ribbed or simplified flat curved appearance across a wide spectrum of radii, spanning 14' to 40'. Used where curved architecture is desired in commercial and public buildings.
• Epicore MSR® Long-span composite steel floor deck for multi-story residential construction, utilizing dovetail rib configuration and closed rib ends. Designed for apartments, hotels, condominiums, barracks, senior living, student housing, and townhouses with spans of 13' to 27'. Provides fire safety and acoustic separation between residential units.
• Timberlok® Woodgrain-finished steel deck offering natural wood appearance with structural steel strength. Available in six color finishes (Dark Cherry, Colony Maple, Light Maple, Pine, Barnwood, and White Oak) and spans up to 36'. Used where the warmth of wood aesthetics with steel durability and longer spans is desired, and contributes to LEED certification.
• Super Wideck® Extended long-span roof and floor deck ceiling system with spans from 24' to 58'. Features bold beamed, narrow beamed, or bold ribbed appearance options along with acoustic performance. Specified on the largest column-free commercial and public projects including major airport terminals.
• EPIC Architectural & Sun Screen Perforated architectural panels for sun screening applications, providing visual interest and solar control for building exteriors. Used by architects on commercial and public buildings where solar shading and facade aesthetics are required.
• Security Ceilings Ceiling systems designed for applications where safety and noise control are priorities, combining security features with acoustic performance. Used in commercial and public settings where both physical security and acoustic control are required.
• Epicore® Steel deck system with spans of 6' to 32'. Provides structural support for roofing or concrete floors with attractive ceiling appearance options. Serves as the foundational Epicore product line within the Epic Metals portfolio.

Quantifiable outcome

• NRC acoustic values up to 1.00 (perfect absorption)
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers16 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration1 record

Feature8 records

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• Tata Steel: Global steel producer with Colorcoat and structural building-envelope products (including ComFlor composite floor deck), competing with Epic Metals' multi-story residential and commercial floor deck offerings in selected markets.
• BlueScope Steel: Global steel and coated-products manufacturer producing metal roofing, decking, and building components; competes broadly in architectural metal building envelope applications overlapping with Epic Metals' roofing and sun-screening products.
• Nucor Corporation: Largest U.S. steel producer and parent of Vulcraft, Verco, and Cordeck; integrates raw steel and roll-formed deck, giving its subsidiaries a structural cost advantage over Epic Metals across the broader deck category.

Direct peers

• Canam Steel: North American steel joist and deck manufacturer producing composite and non-composite metal deck; targets the same architectural/commercial project pipeline and overlaps on long-span floor and roof deck.
• Vulcraft (Nucor): Nucor's steel joist and deck division; the largest U.S. producer of cold-formed roof and floor steel deck using similar composite/non-composite profiles — directly competes with Epic Metals' Wideck, Epicore, and Toris systems on commercial and institutional projects.
• Verco Decking (Nucor): Nucor-owned manufacturer of steel roof and floor deck products including acoustical cellular deck. Closest direct competitor in long-span and acoustic deck, overlapping Epic Metals' Toris, Envista, and Wideck offerings.
• Cordeck (Nucor): Nucor-affiliated steel roof and floor deck supplier targeting commercial construction; competes head-to-head with Epic Metals on standard roof deck profiles and architectural specifications.
• ASC Profiles (Cornerstone Building Brands): Manufacturer of steel roof and floor deck systems (including cellular acoustic deck) within Cornerstone Building Brands; competes with Epic Metals in architectural acoustic deck niches like airports, education, and healthcare.

Emerging players

• D-Mac Industries: Boutique steel deck and architectural metalwork manufacturer targeting specialty commercial projects; partial overlap with Epic Metals' Archdeck curved and acoustic premium-finish niche.
• Metal Building Components (MBCI): Manufacturer of metal roofing, wall panels, and building envelope components with growing architectural metal offering; partially overlaps Epic Metals' EPIC Architectural & Sun Screen perforated panels and roof deck applications.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/epicmetals

Compliance2 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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