PHOENIX, Ariz. (Feb. 25, 2026) – Internal growth and national recognition continue to define the momentum at Magnum Companies, a Phoenix‑based leader in custom metal manufacturing and architectural metalwork.
The company recently earned top honors at the 2026 National Ornamental & Miscellaneous Metals Association (NOMMA) Top Job Awards, unveiled new equipment and fleet upgrades, and launched a fully rebuilt website that will showcase its expanding capabilities.
Magnum received three national awards at NOMMA’s annual Top Job Awards for projects completed in 2025. The event was held recently in Reno, Nevada (winning project and category):
- Gold: SRP‑MIC Indian Community Rehab & Recovery Buildings, Exterior Railings & Fences, Non-Forged;
- Silver: Tempe Fire Department Station No. 2 monument, Art/Sculpture;
- Bronze: APS DVA window shades, Restoration.
The Gold‑winning SRP‑MIC project also drew industry attention from Central Steel Services, which featured the work for its innovative use of CorTen steel.
These accolades arrive as Greg Brockman, Owner of Magnum Companies, concludes his term as President of NOMMA, a capstone to his 28 years of involvement with the organization.
The Silver award-winning Tempe Fire Department Station No. 2 monument, in Art/Sculpture category.
“This past year reflects exactly who we are as a company, craftsmen who take pride in our work, invest in our people, and push ourselves to deliver at the highest level,” Brockman said. “Earning national recognition while continuing to grow at home is a testament to the talent inside our shop and the trust our clients place in us every day.”
Magnum reached a major digital milestone: the launch of an all‑new website (magnumcompanies.net) built from the ground up. The redesigned site is faster, easier to navigate, and features expanded project write‑ups, clearer service categories, and a more intuitive user experience.
Magnum Companies continues to invest in its people and production capabilities. A recent upgrade includes a new state‑of‑the‑art waterjet system, capable of eliminating taper on square‑cut edges and performing precision beveled cuts and countersunk holes.
In 2024, Magnum celebrated 45 years of crafting iconic metalwork across Arizona and the U.S. Founded in 1979 by Glenn Brockman, a former General Electric engineer, the company has grown into a nationally respected fabricator known for precision, creativity, and technical excellence.
Today, Magnum employs 48 full‑time team members across its plant, offices, and field operations. Its facilities span 50,000 SF across five acres, including its primary manufacturing building at 2439 S. 49th Ave. in Phoenix, with a nearby post‑production, powder‑coat, and assembly building.
Magnum’s work can be seen throughout the Valley and beyond, including the Rio Salado Pedestrian Bridge along the Loop 202; Impulsion, the stainless‑steel horse sculpture by local artist Jeff Zischke at WestWorld in Scottsdale; Shadow Play, a series of sculptures along Roosevelt Row designed by Howler + Yoon; and the renovation of the Royal Palms Resort & Spa in the 1990s.
With national recognition, new technology, and a refreshed digital presence, Magnum Companies enters 2026 with strong momentum and a continued commitment to craftsmanship, innovation, and service.
The Bronze award-winning APS DVA window shades, in the Restoration category.
About Magnum Companies
The Magnum Companies, based in Phoenix, Arizona, was established in 1979 to provide metal fabrication solutions for our local community. Over the years, Magnum has earned the reputation of problem-solving experts around Arizona and the U.S. With a state-of-the-art 32,000 SF manufacturing plant, we offer services in design, drafting, and 3D imaging that allows us to produce cost-effective solutions in precision sheet metal, welding, fabrication, finishing, and installation. For more information, visit magnumcompanies.net.
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