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About
Our Story
What began in Milwaukee, WI has expanded to locations across America with one simple goal in mind, serving our customers with integrity and excellence in all aspects of metal machining and fabrication:
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"Let all things be done decently and in order."
1 Cor 14:40
K+G Industrial Group brings harmony to parts creation by creating a seamless vertical integration for its customers. One company, many capabilities.
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As the metal machining industry evolves, vertical integration offers a powerful pathway toward greater efficiency, resilience, and customer satisfaction. Whether through selective in-house capabilities or full-spectrum control, the move toward integration is reshaping the competitive landscape and K+G is leading the way.
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Why It Matters: Key Benefits of Vertical Integration
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1. Improved Lead Times and Scheduling
By eliminating external dependencies, vertically integrated shops can reduce wait times between processes. A part can move from rough machining to finishing without leaving the building—cutting days or even weeks from delivery schedules.
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2. Enhanced Quality Control
Each handoff to an outside supplier introduces risk: miscommunication, tolerance creep, or variation in processes. When everything is done internally, there’s tighter alignment on quality standards and traceability.
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3. Cost Reduction
Third-party processes introduce margin stacking—everyone in the chain needs to make a profit. By handling more steps internally, companies can reduce per-part costs and reinvest in capital equipment, skilled labor, or R&D.
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4. Agility and Customization
Customer needs are changing rapidly. Integrated operations allow machine shops to quickly prototype, iterate, and adapt without the long lead times or inflexibility that come from relying on external vendors.
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5. Competitive Differentiation
When your shop can quote faster, deliver quicker, and guarantee consistent quality, you stand out in a crowded market. For OEMs or other demanding clients, this kind of reliability becomes a serious competitive edge.