Fractional fabrication for Albuquerque, Santa Fe, and New Mexico
Expert fabrication capacity—without the full-time hire.
FabProz provides project-based, sprint, and recurring fabrication support for technical companies that need skilled execution without adding permanent payroll.
- Equipment modifications and custom stainless fabrication
- Prototype, pilot, and one-off technical builds
- Temporary capacity, backlog relief, and between-hire support
A better alternative to generic temporary labor
Technical companies usually need a result—not simply another person to supervise.
Temp agencies can supply labor. FabProz provides managed technical capacity for projects that require fabrication judgment, equipment knowledge, problem solving, and clear ownership of the outcome.
We help Albuquerque, Santa Fe, and New Mexico businesses complete one-off builds, equipment modifications, prototypes, overflow work, and short-term technical projects without committing to a permanent hire.
Learn how fractional fabrication works →Three ways to engage
Choose the amount of technical support your project actually needs.
Start with a defined evaluation, reserve a focused sprint, or secure ongoing access to fabrication capacity.
Project Evaluation
Define the right path before committing to a larger build.
Best for projects with incomplete drawings, technical unknowns, unusual equipment, or several possible approaches.
From $195View evaluation options →Fabrication Sprint
Reserve focused fabrication capacity for a defined project.
Ideal for prototypes, equipment modifications, pilot systems, backlog relief, and short-term priorities.
From $3,500Explore fabrication sprints →Fractional Shop Support
Maintain ongoing access without adding permanent payroll.
For businesses that need recurring help with small builds, equipment changes, technical fixes, and overflow work.
From $750/monthCompare support plans →Local fabrication services
Hands-on fabrication support for Albuquerque-area businesses.
Straightforward local jobs can still be quoted directly through our existing fabrication request process.
Built for short-term technical needs
Use FabProz when the work falls outside the normal temp-labor playbook.
We are best suited to projects that need initiative, cross-functional thinking, fabrication skill, and a clearly managed outcome.
Explore common use cases →How it works
Submit. Scope. Build. Deliver.
Submit
Share the equipment, problem, deadline, drawings, photos, and desired outcome.
Scope
We determine whether the work fits a direct quote, evaluation, sprint, or support plan.
Build
Work proceeds against a defined scope with clear communication and change controls.
Deliver
You receive the completed work, included documentation, and recommended next steps.
Who we serve
Flexible technical capacity for companies that cannot wait on a permanent hire.
Hardware and Industrial Startups
Move from concept to testable hardware with prototype and pilot fabrication support.
Manufacturers
Clear backlogs, build fixtures, modify equipment, and add temporary technical capacity.
Breweries and Distilleries
Get support for tanks, pumps, utilities, process equipment, controls, and stainless modifications.
Laboratories and Pilot Plants
Build experimental equipment, test fixtures, skids, stands, and specialized apparatus.
Engineering Firms
Add a hands-on execution partner for prototypes, field changes, and test systems.
Companies Between Hires
Bridge the gap after a resignation, before a new hire starts, or while teams are overloaded.
Common questions
What to know before submitting a project.
Is FabProz a staffing agency?
No. FabProz provides managed fabrication capacity and defined technical outcomes rather than simply supplying generic labor.
What is the difference between Submit a Project and Request a Quote?
Request a Quote is for straightforward local work that is ready to price. Submit a Project is for prototypes, equipment problems, backlogs, controls, recurring capacity, or work that may need evaluation.
Do you only work in Albuquerque?
FabProz is initially focused on Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe, and nearby New Mexico markets. Some shop-based projects may also be accepted from elsewhere in New Mexico.
Are materials included in the listed prices?
Materials, travel, freight, outside processing, special tooling, and third-party services are generally additional unless specifically included.
Let’s get the work moving.