Heavy materials fronted
Steel bought and cut to the job — we pursue the balance you've outlaid.
Made-to-order structural steel means heavy materials fronted and milestone payments at risk. Merion recovers overdue fabrication accounts, commission-only.
Structural and architectural steel fabrication concentrates risk like few other trades. The steel is bought and cut to a specific job, shop drawings are approved and then the work is made to order — so once it's fabricated, it has little value to anyone but the customer who ordered it. Payment is usually staged against milestones (deposit, fabrication, delivery, install), and a builder holding back a milestone can leave a fabricator badly exposed on a large contract.
Merion recovers overdue commercial accounts for steel fabricators, working from your contract, approved shop drawings, milestone claims and delivery records. We make a professional, evidence-led demand and follow it up, keeping you updated online, and we work on commission so there's no upfront cost. Security-of-payment and construction contracts are a legal question in their own right; this is general information, not legal advice. To start, refer the account.
Steel bought and cut to the job — we pursue the balance you've outlaid.
Demands grounded in the contract, approved drawings and milestone claims.
Fabricated steel has no resale value — we pursue it professionally.
Commission-only — nothing upfront.
Refer the account and track a professional recovery online.
Yes — we recover overdue commercial accounts for structural and architectural steel fabricators, working from your contract, approved shop drawings and milestone claims.
Yes. Approved drawings, a milestone claim and a delivery record are strong evidence. We build the demand on that paperwork and pursue the balance professionally.
Nothing upfront — commission only on what we recover.
Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales and the ACT.
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