Royal Sheet Metal positions itself as a service-focused metals fabrication company rooted in faith and community, detailing its evolution from a small HVAC and architectural metals firm to a broader CNC-driven operation, and highlighting its commitment to quality, employee welfare, local partnerships, and support for global initiatives. Key Points Core purpose: The company emphasizes service as its primary mission, guiding decisions and community outreach. Faith-based motivation: Operates with a belief that God calls the company to serve people locally and globally. Historical evolution: Founded in 1985, moved to a modern location in 1991, and expanded into specialized fabrication with CNC capabilities. Leadership transition: Ownership passed to Jeff Kooienga in 2011, with succession plans involving his three sons. Current focus: While no longer primarily HVAC/architectural, the firm still performs related work on a smaller scale. Capabilities: Full-service metals fabrication offering laser cutting, welding, bending, punching, rolling, and more. Materials: Handles a wide range of metals, including mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and brass. Customer value: Positioned as a one-stop shop for prototyping to low-volume production. Community engagement: Encourages partnerships and contributions to local and global organizations through a dedicated community page.