Hilltop Fabrication Co. may be a new name, but the idea behind it isn't entirely new.

Its roots come from something that was started years ago by someone very important to me. After life changed in ways I never expected, I found myself coming back to those roots and realizing I wanted to carry a piece of that craftsmanship forward.

Not by recreating what existed before, but by building something new from it.

That's what Hilltop has become.

Today, Hilltop is being built one project at a time from our shop here in Mississippi.

I'm Cheyenne, the owner of Hilltop Fabrication Co. My background is a little unconventional for a fabrication business, with most of my time spent working industrial outages and turnarounds before moving into project management. I've spent years around the kind of work where planning matters, details matter, and something either fits and functions the way it was supposed to or it doesn't. 

That experience has shaped the way I approach fabrication: to think about more than how something looks. I care about how it's built, how it fits, how it will be used, and whether it's going to hold up years from now.

We're still growing, still learning, and still adding capabilities. But the goal is simple: make solid, thoughtfully built pieces that we'd be proud to put in our own home.

We're not a large production shop, and that's intentional.

When you bring something to Hilltop, you're working with the same people who will talk through your idea, figure out the details, source the material, and build the finished piece. 

Some projects begin with detailed measurements. Others begin with a photo and, “Can you make something like this?”

We like both.

Whether it's a simple bracket or a completely custom fabrication, the goal is the same: build it well, build it honestly, and build it to last.