Morris Architectural Metals: Persevering Growth Through Committed Quality Craftsmanship
Morris Architectural Metals: Persevering Growth Through Committed Quality Craftsmanship
Morris Architectural Metals – Carrollton, GA
Our Roper Whitney AutoKut allows us to efficiently cut metal coils to sizes needed while also offering recoiling capabilities. The recoiler is a powerful tool because it allows us to take a full master coil and create smaller coils from it. – William Morris, Morris Architectural Metals
Father-and-son duo Carl and William Morris founded Morris Architectural Metals in 2008 during one of the most challenging economic periods in recent history. With just a handbrake and single-pass slitter, they built the company from the ground up through hard work, determination, and a commitment to quality craftsmanship for both their clients and their team.
Morris Architectural Metals persevered, gaining steady momentum even through a rocky economic climate. Since then, the company continues to grow, expanding its team, broadening its product line, and investing in advanced fabrication capabilities. Today, Morris Architectural remains committed to developing their people, enhancing their technology, and delivering versatile, high-quality solutions for clients.
As Morris Architectural presses on and tackles increasingly complex, large-scale projects, the team sought out some new machinery to maximize efficiency and streamline production. This led them to METALCON Atlanta, where they connected with Roper Whitney. Following the show, they invested in an AutoKut and Recoiler and have not been disappointed.
“Our Roper Whitney AutoKut allows us to efficiently cut metal coils to sizes needed while also offering recoiling capabilities,” says William Morris, Owner of Morris Architectural Metals. “The recoiler is a powerful tool because it allows us to take a full master coil and create smaller coils from it. These smaller coils can be cut down to specific widths which will later be used to feed a range of rollforming machines, such as our Roll Former SOF-12 soffit panel machine.”
What started with a simple handbrake, a single-pass slitter, and a persevering, hardworking father-and-son duo has grown to become a full-fledged architectural metals contractor. We are proud to be part of their shop, supporting their determined team as they continue to raise the bar on quality craftsmanship for clients and the industry.
Collaborators:
William Morris, Owner, Morris Architectural Metals
Matthew Moran, Sales, Morris Architectural Metals
About Morris Architectural Metals:
Morris Architectural Metals fabricates high-quality commercial roofing, wall, and water control components. Committed to quality craftsmanship since its founding in the rocky economic climate of 2008, Morris Architectural Metals perseveres and continues to grow through the team’s determination and ever-increasing measures of versatility, innovation, and excellence. For more information about Morris Architectural Metals, visit morrisam.com.
About Roper Whitney:
Since 1910, Roper Whitney has been producing quality tools and equipment that change the shape of sheet metal — literally — from simple punches to complex folded shapes. Over the decades, Roper Whitney has become a household name in sheet metal forming, best known for its American-made AutoBrake® powered folders alongside the iconic PEXTO® and Connecticut® brands. With innovations like the AutoMax long folder and intuitive software solutions, Roper Whitney offers one of the most comprehensive product lineups in the industry — streamlining sheet metal fabrication. From architectural and roofing to HVAC, industrial, and signage work, Roper Whitney remains dedicated to advancing the metalforming world through old-fashioned American hard work, ingenuity, and unrivaled standards of excellence.
