Impactful designs, lasting relationships
WE BELIEVE IN FORGING IMPACTFUL DESIGNS AND LASTING RELATIONSHIPS. GET IN TOUCH WITH US TO CREATE YOUR IDEAS TO LAST A LIFETIME!
The Modern Iron Concepts Inc. design, fabrication, and installation processes demonstrate our versatility and our broad range of experience. We bring your visions to life by listening and fully understanding your desires, budget, and architectural space.
Modern Iron Concepts Inc. Concierge Services guides your entire experience through design, fabrication, and installation. Our Concierge Services help establish a responsive professional relationship ensuring every service encounter delights and impresses you. It is part of our “Iron-Clad Guarantee”.
Our Promise To You
- Listen, get to know you, and value our relationship
- Communicate responsively in the manner you prefer
- Meet agreed-upon timelines and budgets
- Design a product that meets your style, function , and material requirements
- Fabricate and hand-craft your designs to exact specification and detail, meeting applicable codes
- Install the product safely and professionally, demonstrating extreme care for your property
- Create a finished product that delights you and brings pleasure as you incorporate the use of it into your daily life
Our Concierge Services generate warm memories of doing business with a group of folks that really understand what it means to be valued.
Our Story
Back in 1997, I was driving around south Nashville looking for a new location for Phillips Roofing and Remodeling. My plan was to keep building that company by investing in a larger building with ample parking space.
I found this little place on Zimmerlee St. with two wooden structures and one metal building that appeared to have been a metal shop. The sign “Iron Concepts” hung over the door. It just seemed to speak to me. For several months, I tried to forget about it because it was not ideal for the construction company, but from time to time I would find myself back on Zimmerlee, driving slow and considering it. I could not seem to let it go.
We finally did buy the property and I thought it was for Phillips Roofing and Remodeling. However, there was another plan about to unfold. The purchase of Zimmerlee included the steel and metal-working tools of the former owner that supplied water keys, mailbox posts and trash can holders to Ace Hardware. The equipment was geared for lighter-weight materials and was not going to benefit me in my future metalworking projects, but it did inspire me to immerse myself in figuring out what was in the building. I spent the winter organizing and clearing out the steel in the building. Much of the existing metalworking equipment needed repairing so I tinkered with each piece till it was functional and then I figured out what it did and what the limitations were for each tool.