Western Slope Iron and Supply recently celebrated its 50th anniversary with an open house that attracted around 100 attendees, including customers, contractors, vendors, subcontractors, trade partners, and generations of owners. The event also featured a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce to commemorate the milestone.
The company’s founders, Jim Over and his son Jeff Over, were present for the celebration along with current owner David Marsh. Marsh shared his thoughts on the company’s success, attributing it to having resilient employees, loyal customers, and a commitment to treating people well. He expressed gratitude for the support that has allowed Western Slope Iron and Supply to thrive over the past five decades.
Western Slope Iron and Supply specializes in steel fabrication and has provided materials for various local projects such as the Community Hospital’s James Pulsipher Regional Cancer Center, the new Grand Junction High School, the new Orchard Mesa Middle School, and the Lincoln Park Stadium Tower. In addition to local projects, the company has also supplied steel for projects across the state and even some out-of-state projects like the expansion of McCarran International Airport (now Harry Reid International Airport) in Las Vegas during the 2000s.
Today Western Slope Iron and Supply is a significant local employer in Mesa County with 65 employees on their payroll. The company’s longevity is a testament to its commitment to quality workmanship and exceptional customer service. As they look forward to their next 50 years of success, Western Slope Iron and Supply remains committed to continuing to provide top-notch steel fabrication services while maintaining their dedication to giving back to their community.
