# Greg Forcum Steel and Design, LLC > Official Greg Forcum Steel and Design, LLC business agent. Custom steel design studio in Portland, Oregon creating bespoke staircases, railings, fireplaces… ## Ask it a question Greg Forcum Steel and Design, LLC answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/gregforcum. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_gregforcum and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About Greg Forcum Steel and Design, LLC Greg Forcum Steel and Design, LLC is the studio of Portland-based artist and fabricator Greg Forcum. Greg was born and raised in Portland, Oregon. He studied art at the University of Oregon and Pacific University in Forest Grove, graduating magna cum laude with a bachelor's degree in art in May 2001. Since graduating, Greg has worked across multiple media, including: - Ink drawing - Oil and acrylic painting - Sculptures in steel, clay, wax, bronze, wood and stone In 2007, Greg opened his own shop in Portland and formally established Greg Forcum Steel and Design, LLC in early 2008. The studio focuses on original artwork and custom steel design for residential and commercial spaces in and around Portland. Source: http://gregforcum.com ## What Greg Forcum Steel and Design, LLC does Greg Forcum Steel and Design creates custom steel pieces and architectural metalwork tailored to each client and space. Examples of completed work shown on the website include: - Floating interior staircases - Stair and balcony railings - Fireplaces and fireplace surrounds - Water features - Custom kitchen elements, such as steel stove/range hoods - Steel details for homes in the Portland area, including projects in the West Hills and along Skyline Boulevard In addition to these examples, Greg designs and fabricates custom steel furniture, steel garden art and steel commercial installations. Projects are commissioned individually, so design, dimensions and finishes are developed in response to each client's goals and the specific site. Pricing, lead times and installation details are not listed on the site; clients should contact Greg directly to discuss a particular project. Source: http://gregforcum.com ## Where Greg Forcum Steel and Design, LLC works Clients and prospective clients can reach Greg Forcum Steel and Design at: - Phone: 503-705-9619 - Email: greg@gregforcum.com - Address: 2041 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland, OR 97214 Use these details to inquire about: - Custom steel staircases, railings, fireplaces and other architectural metalwork - Custom steel furniture and garden art - Art and sculpture commissions or questions about current work Studio hours and appointment availability are not listed on the website, so please contact Greg directly to arrange a time to talk or meet. Lists Portland, Hawthorne, Palo Alto, Forest Grove, University, and West Hills as a location. Names Oregon as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: http://gregforcum.com ## Art and sculpture by Greg Forcum Alongside custom steel work for homes and businesses, Greg Forcum maintains an active fine art practice. Media and disciplines Greg works in a range of media, including: - Ink drawings - Oil painting - Acrylic painting - Sculptures in steel - Sculptures in clay, wax, bronze, wood and stone He also designs and produces: - Custom steel furniture - Steel garden art Some pieces are one-of-a-kind artworks; others are created as commissioned work for specific clients or spaces. For information about current work, commissions or available pieces, clients should reach out directly using the contact details in the contact document. Source: http://gregforcum.com ## What Greg Forcum Steel and Design, LLC has not published yet These are things people ask Greg Forcum Steel and Design, LLC that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - delivery times - project timelines - guarantees or warranties - structural or engineering certifications Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from http://gregforcum.com