From domes and columns to cornices and custom specialty products — we fabricate precision architectural fiberglass elements for projects of every scale and complexity.
Precision-engineered fiberglass components built to exact architectural specifications. From complex curved forms to large-scale structural elements, we handle projects of any complexity.
Domes, cupolas, columns, cornices, balusters, and specialty decorative elements that replicate traditional materials at a fraction of the weight and cost.
In-house mold fabrication for one-off custom pieces and high-volume production runs. Tooling built for dimensional accuracy and longevity.
Corrosion-resistant fiberglass components for industrial applications — tanks, ductwork, enclosures, and structural panels engineered for demanding environments.
From historic restoration to bold new construction — each project is a testament to precision and durability.
To produce timely, cost-effective, and quality fiberglass elements for any architectural need — partnering with architects, contractors, and developers to bring their vision to life.
Architectural Fiberglass, Inc. has been the nation's premier custom fabricator of architectural fiberglass products for over 35 years. From our Cleveland, OH facility, we serve projects ranging from historic restoration to cutting-edge new construction across all 48 contiguous states.
Our work spans religious institutions, universities, governmental buildings, casinos, medical facilities, retail, commercial, and mixed-use developments. Every element leaves our facility with the same commitment: built to the exact spec, on time, built to last.
Every element fabricated to exact specifications with rigorous quality control at each stage.
Continuously advancing fabrication methods and materials to deliver better outcomes.
On-time delivery and transparent communication — because your project timeline matters.
Tell us about your project and we'll provide a custom quote. No automated reports — genuine expert consultation tailored to your architectural needs.
