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Metal Fabrication in Huntsville, OH

Metal fabrication is cutting, shaping, fitting, and welding steel or stainless stock into custom parts like brackets, frames, guards, and exhaust systems built to fit your job.

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What's Included

  • Design and layout consultation
  • Cutting and shaping metal stock
  • Assembly and fit-up
  • Welding and finishing

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WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY

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I had my custom stainless exhaust TIG welded. Had brought the parts and the welds turned out great. Very good communication, good quick work turn around. Would definitely recommend for anyone needing nice quick and clean work. Welds are smooth and very solid. Thanks again for a great job.

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David Powell

Brady was easy to work with and had fair pricing. He was happy to take on a smaller scale job on an immobile vehicle. He was right on time showing up when he said he would. He worked efficiently and was extremely professional. Worked hard until the job was done and found a way to make things work when the job got difficult. I'll definitely be calling back in the future when I have other projects. Thank you, Brady!

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Jordan Weideling

Had Brady do a cast aluminum repair for me. Very professional and timely. Would definitely recommend for any welding repair.

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L M

Great customer service and excellent work! Had Brady rebuild our mulch grinder and do a lot of hard surfacing in the mill and it was spot on. Highly recommend!

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Jeff Hostetler

Does a great job and willing to work with your schedule highly recommend!

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Tyler Balser

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We offer metal fabrication to customers across the region. Tap any area for full local details.

About Metal Fabrication

Common questions and tips from our work with Huntsville customers.

What should I bring to get a fabrication estimate?
Bring measurements, a sketch, or the old part if you have one. Note what the part has to hold, how it mounts, and whether it will sit outside. Photos of where it goes help too. With that information, the material, thickness, and welding process can be chosen to match the job, and the estimate reflects the actual work involved.
Should my part be made from steel or stainless?
Mild steel is strong, easy to work, and costs less, but it rusts unless it is painted or coated. Stainless costs more and is harder to work, but it resists corrosion, which is why it is used for exhaust and for parts that see water or road salt. For brackets and frames that will be painted, mild steel is often enough.

Tip

Measure the space, not just the old part

Measure the space the part fits into, not only the old part, since old parts can be bent or worn. Note bolt hole spacing, hole size, and clearance around moving parts, hoses, or wiring. Mark which side faces up or out. Good measurements up front make fit-up go smoother and cut down on rework later.

FAQ

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Yes. We're happy to weld custom parts, repair exhaust systems, or fix cast aluminum on a vehicle that isn't running. Bring us what you have and we'll work with it. Call (614) 296-6426 to discuss your project.

We're open 24/7 and flexible with timing. Whether you need weekend work or off-hours service, call to talk through what works. We make it happen.

We specialize in stainless steel and mild steel TIG welding, and we handle cast aluminum repair and hard surfacing as well. Tell us what material you're working with and we'll let you know what we can do.

Pricing depends on the materials, complexity, and time the job takes. Call (614) 296-6426 with details about what you need, and we'll give you an honest estimate.

Yes. We handle equipment rebuild, hard surfacing, and custom modifications on mills, grinders, and other industrial equipment. Describe the job and we'll work out the details.

Proper TIG technique, good fit-up, clean base metal, and the right filler rod. We focus on those fundamentals. Every bead is inspected and solid welds that hold up.

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