C&S Stainless Steel (857) 389-1886

Custom stainless fabrication · Greater Boston

Custom stainless for commercial kitchens, built and installed across Massachusetts.

Measured in your room. Welded in ours.

C&S is a stainless fabrication and maintenance shop working across Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Counters, sinks, dish tables, equipment stands, handrails and guardrails, drawn before they are cut and installed by the people who built them.

A plan set, a sketch on paper, or a photo from your phone.

Commercial kitchens · Food service · Architectural metal

Long three compartment stainless sink with drainboards and a raised backsplash, on tubular legs in the shop
Three compartment sink line Built, plumbed for the room and delivered by the people who welded it
In operation Since 2022
See the work daily @csstainlessfabricator

Speed is a spec.

The shop everybody recommends took a large job in the spring and the floor is committed until it ships. Your counter is behind it. We are not built that way: one roof, the owner at the bench, and the drawing goes straight to the metal.

Why we are faster

“Equipment delivered on the right date and with a fine finish”

Jose · Google review

The work

Eight pieces we built.

An architect, a contractor and the person who runs the kitchen look at the same photograph and ask three different questions. Pick yours and the captions change.

Showing the work read for an architect.

Three compartment stainless sink with drainboards on both ends, on adjustable legs
Three compartment sink with drainboards The rim runs at one height across the bowls and the boards, so the counter line stays flat where it meets the wall.
L shaped stainless prep counter with a raised rear edge, seen down its length in the shop
L shaped prep counter, rear turn up The turn up meets the wall in a coved radius. The detail resolves in the metal, with no separate trim piece to specify.
Row of stainless cooking stations with louvered ventilated bases, lined up on the shop floor
Cooking stations on ventilated bases The louvers sit in the same plane as the body, so the vent reads as part of the elevation instead of a patch.
Stainless guardrail with closely spaced horizontal bar infill, set on a stone base at the foot of an open stair with stainless stringers and dark stone treads
Guardrail with bar infill Welds are ground back and blended, so the joint disappears at eye height and the post reads as one drawn line.
Long stainless sink run with three bowls and integral drainboards under shop lighting
Long sink run with integral drainboards One continuous top, with no applied edge strip. The reveal at the wall stays even along the whole run.
Stainless stair guardrail with horizontal balusters, seen from the landing of a finished stair
Stair guardrail, horizontal balusters Balusters evenly spaced, top rail returning into the wall.
Gloved hand steadying the rim of a deep stainless sink bowl at the bench
Bowl and rim, at the bench Inside corners are coved, not folded and caulked, which is what holds the detail over time.
Stainless counter running over a refrigerated base with an open door, in the shop
Counter over a refrigerated base The top carries the opening for equipment we did not build, and closes on it without a filler strip.

What customers say

On time, and finished properly.

5.0 13 reviews on Google

Had a good experience with this company, great quality and workers, everything was on time.

Jack ParkinsonGoogle review

I was very happy with the work done. Equipment delivered on the right date and with a fine finish.

JoseGoogle review

The standout features are its excellent water drainage, the beautiful polish quality, and the impressive weld strength.

Celso AlcazarGoogle review, custom dish table

Send a drawing, a sketch or a photo of the piece that failed.

Send a drawing (857) 389-1886
In the shop A finished top, end to end

The shop

Everything happens under one roof.

C&S has been in operation since 2022. Cutting, forming, welding, grinding and polishing all happen here, done by the people who will carry the piece into your room.

Work starts on a screen. You see the assembly drawn, with dimensions taken in the room, and nothing is cut until the drawing is right. When the walls close, we measure a second time and correct it.

The person who answers the phone is the person at the bench. Nothing has to travel through an office to reach the metal.

Three dimensional drawing of a counter and sink assembly on the fabrication computer screen
Before The assembly, drawn and dimensioned before any metal is cut.
After The weld, ground and blended back into the surface.

The shop

Not a van. A floor.

Fiber laser, press brake, welding bench and assembly, all under one roof. Every fabricator in Massachusetts shows the finished piece. Almost none of them show the room it was built in.

Walk the floor

CuttingSheet on the laser table

What can be checked

The shop Our own floor, not a van. Five clips of it running.
In operation Since 2022.
On Google 5.0 across 13 reviews.
Field measures Two per job, not one.

The second measure happens after the walls close, because a room in drywall is not the room that was on the plan set. The people who fabricate the piece are the people who carry it in and set it, so there is no separate install crew meeting your room for the first time on delivery day. Rating and count as shown on the profile in August 2026. See the five clips

Coverage

Greater Boston, and the rest of Massachusetts.

Greater Boston is everyday work. Past it, the whole of Massachusetts, from the Cape to the Berkshires, on scheduled work, plus Rhode Island.

Towns with a page of their own

All 70 towns we cover, by county

Suffolk County

Middlesex County

  • Cambridge, MA
  • Somerville, MA
  • Newton, MA
  • Waltham, MA
  • Medford, MA
  • Malden, MA
  • Everett, MA
  • Arlington, MA
  • Woburn, MA
  • Framingham, MA
  • Marlborough, MA
  • Lowell, MA

Norfolk County

  • Quincy, MA
  • Brookline, MA
  • Milton, MA
  • Braintree, MA
  • Dedham, MA
  • Needham, MA
  • Weymouth, MA
  • Randolph, MA
  • Franklin, MA

Essex County

  • Lynn, MA
  • Salem, MA
  • Peabody, MA
  • Beverly, MA
  • Danvers, MA
  • Lawrence, MA
  • Haverhill, MA
  • Gloucester, MA

Bristol County

Plymouth County

  • Brockton, MA
  • Hingham, MA
  • Marshfield, MA
  • Middleborough, MA
  • Plymouth, MA

Worcester County

  • Worcester, MA
  • Shrewsbury, MA
  • Westborough, MA
  • Milford, MA
  • Leominster, MA
  • Fitchburg, MA

Barnstable County · Cape Cod

  • Hyannis, MA
  • Falmouth, MA
  • Sandwich, MA
  • Chatham, MA
  • Provincetown, MA

Hampden County

  • Springfield, MA
  • Chicopee, MA
  • Holyoke, MA
  • Westfield, MA

Hampshire & Franklin

  • Northampton, MA
  • Amherst, MA
  • Greenfield, MA

Berkshire County

  • Pittsfield, MA
  • North Adams, MA
  • Great Barrington, MA

Rhode Island

Do not see your town? We work the whole of Massachusetts, plus Rhode Island for everyday jobs, and the rest of New England and New York on larger projects. See every town we cover

Questions we get

What should we know about your shop before hiring you?

Cutting, forming, welding and finishing all happen in our own shop, and the people who build the piece are the ones who carry it in and set it. Every job gets two field measures, one at the quote and one after the walls close. C&S has been in operation since 2022, and the Google Business Profile is public: 5.0 across 13 reviews, short enough to read before you call.

How fast is fast?

Call and ask what the bench looks like this week. We answer with a real week, not a marketing number, and we tell you when the answer is no.

Are there reviews we can read?

Our Google Business Profile carries a 5.0 rating across 13 reviews, and five of those thirteen bring up timing on their own. They are public. Read them before you call us.

Do you take small jobs?

Yes. A single piece, a single weld, a single stand. It gets the same drawing and the same finish as a full run.

What do you need to quote?

A plan set, a sketch on paper, or a photo of the piece that failed. PDF, DXF, DWG and phone photos all upload on the contact form.

Start a project

Send the drawing.

A plan set, a sketch on paper, or a photo of the piece that failed. Any of them is enough to start. PDF, DXF, DWG and photos from your phone all upload.

(857) 389-1886
csstainlessfabricator@gmail.com

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