CNC cutting
Our CNC table cuts shapes a hand torch cannot, with clean edges, and it can repeat them exactly. That makes it a good fit for one custom sign or for a batch of matching parts.
- Custom metal signs for homes, ranches and businesses
- Decorative panels for gates, fences and walls
- Brackets, plates and parts
- Names, logos and ranch brands
Structural welding
Structural work carries real loads, so it has to follow the plans. We weld beams, columns, frames and supports on site or in the shop. Send your drawings with the quote request.
Subcontract welding for contractors
General contractors bring us in for the metal scope of a job: gates, rail, structural pieces, and whatever else the build needs. Send the plans and your schedule. You will get a written number, and you will know who is showing up and when. If the plans change after we quote, tell us and we will update the number in writing before we go on.
One-off and repair parts
Sometimes the part you need does not exist anymore. Bring us the broken piece or a good photo with measurements and we will look at making a new one. Tell us what the part does and what it has to hold, since that decides how we build it.
What affects the price
Fabrication is priced by the material and by the time it takes.
- Type and thickness of metal
- How complex the shape or cut file is
- One piece or a batch
- Whether you have a drawing or need us to work it out
- Finish and installation, if needed
Common questions
What file do you need for CNC cutting?
A vector file is best, such as DXF, AI or SVG. If all you have is a picture or a sketch, send that. Tell us the size you want and we will let you know what it takes.
Can you make just one piece?
Yes. One-off work is a big part of what a fab shop does. A single custom piece costs more per item than a batch, because setup is the same either way.
Do you work from contractor plans?
Yes. Send your plans, scope and schedule through the quote form, or call us to talk through the job.