Extreme Steel

10/19/2026

AI runs on software, but its growth depends on concrete, steel, piping and mechanical systems. In his latest article for Contractor magazine, Extreme Steel Inc. CEO George Skaros examines how cooling strategy, water capacity and digital coordination tools shape the long-term viability of AI data centers.

Liquid and hybrid cooling change structural supports, pipe routing and er****on planning, which makes early collaboration between owners, engineers, plumbers, detailers and fabricators essential. Read the full article to see how teams can build facilities that adapt to future thermal demands: https://www.contractormag.com/management/best-practices/article/55412471/building-ai-infrastructure-water-cooling-and-construction-for-ongoing-expansion

The long-term viability of an AI data center will be influenced by whether its systems can adaptably accept new thermal demands without jeopardizing either reliability or constructabili...

10/02/2026

AI may operate in a digital world, but its growth depends on physical infrastructure built to support it. As data centers become more complex, structural coordination, fabrication precision and collaboration are increasingly critical.

Extreme Steel Inc. CEO George Skaros was recently featured in Building Enclosure discussing how the right people, tools and ideas can help teams identify conflicts early, protect project schedules and build facilities designed for long-term adaptability.

Read the full article here: https://www.buildingenclosureonline.com/articles/95212-building-the-physical-foundation-for-ai

This article examines why early coordination, digital workflows and adaptable design are becoming critical to protecting air, water and thermal continuity—while ensuring tomorrow’s AI facilities can be efficiently fabricated, constructed, expanded and modified as technology continues to evolve.

09/22/2026

Every project we complete depends on the drivers who move the loads from our shops to job sites and everywhere in between.

We want to take a moment to recognize our drivers, their managers and the support staff behind them. Your dedication to safe, on time deliveries keeps every job moving and reflects the standard of excellence we build on. Thank you for everything you do.

09/15/2026

Extreme Steel Inc. has released a new white paper examining how procurement pressures, federal investment, workforce constraints and AI-driven infrastructure demand are reshaping industrial construction.

Authored by CEO George Skaros, "Beyond the Build: How Demand, Policy and Procurement Are Reshaping Industrial Construction" explores what it takes to deliver certainty as project complexity accelerates across infrastructure, energy, defense and advanced manufacturing.

Read the full release here: https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/09/15/3362318/0/en/extreme-steel-inc-unveils-new-white-paper-on-the-changing-landscape-of-industrial-construction.html

Download the full white paper here: https://extremesteelinc.com/white-papers/

Extreme Steel Inc. Unveils New White Paper on the Changing Landscape of Industrial Construction...

09/07/2026

Celebrating the hardworking people who keep America building.

This Labor Day, Extreme Steel thanks our team and the skilled tradespeople across the country whose hard work, craftsmanship and dedication keep our industry moving forward.

Happy Labor Day!

09/04/2026

Another data center project is moving through one of our shops. Right now, we have 11 data center projects moving through our shops, ranging from miscellaneous metals to structural steel packages exceeding 2,000 tons.

The steel we’re fabricating here in Northern Virginia is making its way across the country. Some pieces are headed to projects less than 15 minutes from our shops, while others are traveling as far west as Denver, Colorado, with projects in many states in between.

09/01/2026

Extreme Steel Inc. has named George Skaros as Chief Executive Officer after his tenure as Interim CEO and CFO. The company also welcomes Christopher Balsley as Chief Financial Officer and Max Libaak as Vice President of Human Resources, strengthening ESI's leadership team as it continues to grow its vertically integrated steel construction capabilities.

"Extreme Steel is built on accountability, ex*****on and the strength of our people," says Jeff Shiring, owner of ESI. "George has brought steady leadership, financial discipline and a clear operating focus to the company."

George brings deep experience in private equity, strategic planning, M&A and operational transformation. As CEO, he will lead company strategy and drive ESI's next stage of growth.

Read the full announcement: https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/09/01/3354254/0/en/extreme-steel-inc-announces-george-skaros-as-ceo-and-expands-executive-team-to-support-continued-growth.html

Extreme Steel Inc. Announces George Skaros as CEO and Expands Executive Team to Support Continued Growth...

08/28/2026

Another day of steel in motion. Our team continues to deliver quality craftsmanship and reliable ex*****on on every job site, big or small. Safety, precision and teamwork drive everything we do. Proud of the work our crews put in day in and day out.

08/26/2026

Setting sun today. Setting steel tomorrow.

That’s how we like to end the day at Extreme Steel Inc. What more can be said?

08/14/2026

Ironically, these beams are headed to another data center that will store information in the “cloud,” and there happened to be plenty of clouds overhead.

Our Sterling Shop Team spliced these pieces together ahead of our Er****on Team to give them an advantage onsite. At more than 75 feet long and weighing over 10,000 pounds each, they may not be the heaviest pieces we’ve fabricated, but they’re certainly not light.

These two are just a small portion of the project, but they’ll serve a big purpose once they’re in place.