Here stands Metallbau Grahl. It is more than just a metalworking company. It’s a story etched in steel and shaped by generations.
Metallbau Grahl’s story began centuries ago. A village smithy stood on this very spot. In 1897, Paul Grahl, the great-grandfather of the current managing director, acquired it. The Grahl family has owned it ever since. Erich Grahl later took over. From 1968 to 2001, Roland Grahl led the business. In 2002, Matthias Grahl took the reins. Since 2011, it has been known as Metallbau Grahl GmbH.
After the war, the company focused on horseshoeing and agricultural machinery repair. The 1970s and 80s brought larger contracts. Metallbau Grahl worked for Dresden industrial companies. It also helped restore historical buildings such as the Semperoper, Dreikönigskirche, and Schinkelwache.
These projects became the foundation for the company’s post-1990 growth. Metallbau Grahl expanded its expertise. It specialized in high-quality stainless steel processing. The focus was particularly on the food industry. They also worked on historical structures like the Zwinger and Frauenkirche.
Today, Metallbau Grahl operates at two locations in Wachau. Twenty employees work here. It is a certified welding company. They provide extensive services. These services include steel construction, hall construction, and plant construction. They also perform various metalworking jobs. Metallbau Grahl is a supplier for industry. It also serves the public sector and private clients.
The company offers a wide range of services in steel and stainless steel processing. Metallbau Grahl provides reliable solutions. These solutions are high quality. They specialize in steel construction and plant engineering. Metal construction and metalwork are also key services.
Metallbau Grahl’s headquarters are located at Hauptstrasse 82 in Wachau. Matthias Grahl is the managing director. The company is registered with the Dresden District Court under HRB No. 29562.
Metallbau Grahl’s story is one of continuous adaptation and growth. From a village smithy to a modern metalworking company, the Grahl family has always embraced challenges. They have contributed to Dresden’s industrial landscape. They have helped preserve its historical treasures. As you stand here, remember the dedication. Remember the craftsmanship that defines Metallbau Grahl.