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The Industrial Mechanical Construction Blog

Our goal is to answer questions and create excitement about Industrial Mechanical Construction Contracting

About Our Blog

A sincere welcome to our Blog. Our goal is to enlighten readers on all things about Industrial Mechanical Construction. We hope to create excitement through our informative and hopefully entertaining blog posts. 

By creating this blog, we intend to uplift our entire industry. We aim to create growth in industrial construction careers by helping people see the benefits of working in this industry. We also focus on helping inform industrial production companies by giving them tips on what to look for in an industrial construction company.

We just kicked off with our first blog post but stayed tuned as we hope to keep them coming regularly. And feel free to shoot us a message requesting topics for future posts.

Russell Sanders

Russell Sanders

Russell is a Principal at Barclay Mechanical. He has worked his way up at Barclay Mechanical since he was 13 years old. He started pushing a broom, learning to weld, managing crews, managing jobs and now being a part owner of the company!

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Neilson Yazzie

Neilson Yazzie

In just the past year, Neilson has worked for us on jobs in California, Florida, Texas, Best West Refinery (Utah), Hill Airforce Base (Utah), and weekend jobs in Milford and Scofield (Utah).

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How We Became an Industrial Mechanical Contractor

Barclay Mechanical, Inc. has almost 40 years of providing professional welding services and heavy industrial contracting services to customers in Utah, Idaho and surrounding states. The company’s roots go back to January 1, 1980 when founder, Michael D. Barclay, originally established Barclay Welding in Idaho. He had “welding in his blood,” so to speak. His father, Daniel P. Barclay, was a highly-skilled welder and Idaho State University’s 1962-1970 Department Head for its welding program.

As Barclay Welding grew, Mike changed its name to Barclay Mechanical, Inc. to more adequately describe the variety of services and products it provided, such as industrial mechanical construction. In 1993, Mike started another branch of Barclay Mechanical Services in Manti, Utah, which is now owned by three of his sons, John Barclay, Scott Barclay and Kenneth Barclay. Although the company’s welding shop is physically located in Manti, Utah 98% of their projects are outside of Sanpete County. In fact, only 50% of their work is in Utah with the other 50% being in other states.

Have Questions? Let us know. We will answer in a future blog post.