Walters Group is a family-owned steel construction company that designs, fabricates, and constructs commercial and industrial projects throughout North America.
Regardless of the industry, size or complexity, we always bring the same passion and commitment to every project we take on. From construction engineering and design-assist, to detailing and fabrication, to finishing, delivery and construction – we are with our clients every step of the way.
Every project tells a different story. Iconic high-rise. Signature museum. Art installation. Industrial building. Floating staircase. Use our Project Finder to learn more about our projects across industries and geographies.
Visit our Project Finder »Beyond our passion for building, we are always focused on creating an experience where everyone involved feels the happiness of building with Walters.
Find out why »Walters Group is a family-owned business and we view our employees
as members of the Walters family. We believe in creating a collaborative environment and letting people’s talent shine.
Walters is proud and excited to have been awarded the 2 Queen West project by PCL. This historical building on the northwest corner of the Yonge Street and Queen Street intersection is in the early stages of what will be a stunning heritage makeover that will finally reveal the entirety of its brick façade – much of which has been covered for over 50 years.
Walters recently completed a structural steel Teaching Aid for Mohawk College. In January, our detailing team became involved in this unique project. And what is a structural steel teaching aid exactly? These steel sculptures are valuable teaching aids that exemplify the many methods of steel framing and their corresponding connections. Students are able to get a true visual understanding of steel framing and steel connections.
Since iSPAN moved into the original manufacturing facility, there has been so much growth in the construction of mid-rise cold-formed steel framed buildings that they have added new products, processes and people to keep up with the demand.
