To positively impact our employees, partners, and communities by delivering exceptional steel products and services in a remarkable way.
To be known for consistently doing the right thing and being “Powered by Principle” – demonstrating leadership in more than just business.
Be honorable and tell the truth, leaving character and reputation untarnished.
Be creative, continuously improve, and fail forward.
Treat everyone with respect as a valued partner in our work, both internally and externally.
Be generous and leave it better than before.
Strive for excellence in everything and never settle for mediocrity.
Work as a team and always have others’ best interests at heart.
Be thankful for every blessing and opportunity, showing appreciation whenever possible.
Porter Steel owes its success to God. We are grateful for His blessings, but even more, we are thankful for the gift of God in His son Jesus. It is this fact that motivates us to be good stewards of all the resources, people, and relationships with which we’ve been entrusted.
Striving for excellence is a never-ending pursuit, but it’s nice to receive praise from our clients and industry recognition. Recently, we received the 2019 Safety Award for going above and beyond in our safe work ethics.
We are very proud of the team we’ve assembled at Porter Steel. Although we have diverse talents and backgrounds, we are all united by our principles, respect for each other, and passion for construction.
We love to have fun and laugh, but we also know when to be serious and focus on our jobs. Above all, Porter Steel is a group of incredibly talented people working to improve our process and be an example to others in both our community and industry.
One of our top priorities is making our company a great place to work. But enjoying your job goes beyond great pay, benefits, and perks. It also requires mutual respect, compassionate leadership, and a shared desire for achieving great things.
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