Sightline Commercial Solutions Expands Manufacturing Facilities and Capabilities
Sightline Commercial Solutions recently expanded and reconfigured its manufacturing facilities, a strategic investment designed to boost capacity and enhance efficiency. The renovation has also created opportunities for welders and machinists through jobs, enhanced training and certification programs.
“By expanding our skilled team and modernizing our operations, we are better equipped than ever to meet the evolving needs of today’s sports, entertainment and commercial venues,” says Jon Chase, Chief Engineering Officer for Sightline Commercial Solutions. “Our upgraded facility enhances our ability to deliver complex, custom solutions with the speed, precision and craftsmanship our partners expect.”
Expanded capacity and investing in the workforce
The newly expanded facility marks a boost in welding and machining capacity for Sightline, enabling teams to deliver projects faster and at greater volume. Outfitted with new tungsten inert gas welding machines and advanced racking systems, the upgraded space streamlines workflows and enhances efficiency.
“These investments strengthen our turnkey approach, seamlessly integrating design, engineering and fabrication under one roof,” says Chase. “The result is greater efficiency, consistency and quality from concept through completion, ensuring every project meets the highest standards of performance and aesthetic excellence.”
“Every detail – from process to product – embodies the clean, modern design aesthetic that defines our work in the nation’s most iconic venues,” says Chase.
With the ability to support large-scale national projects while remaining agile enough to deliver highly customized solutions,
Designed with people in mind, the modernized layout enhances safety, comfort and efficiency, says Sightline officials.
“From large-scale projects to highly customized designs, we’re redefining what’s possible in architectural fabrication,” says Chase. “This expansion ensures we’re ready for what’s next.”
