So glad I found this husband-and-wife team! I originally asked them to come out for a quote on a…read moresimple, basic gate. Then my wife got involved and started asking for all sorts of custom designs and ideas. Leah and Memo never said no--all they did was find ways to make our gate dreams a reality. They custom-designed two gorgeous side gates for our home and even recommended adding a smart keypad lock for safety and easy access. ​But what really earned them five stars was their incredible attention to detail and Memo's drive for perfection. He wasn't happy with how the gate looked against our side wall because the wall was old and a bit wavy, so he actually took his work back to the shop to adjust it to seamlessly hide the wall's imperfections. Then, noticing that some of our stucco wasn't flush, he brought extra stucco with him and fixed our wall himself! Exceptional service from start to finish.

After receiving a bunch of "Sorry, we can't help you" replies here on Yelp, Memo's came through…read morewith a friendly professional response. With the help of his wife Leah, Memo was able to fabricate a part of needed for a guitar build. I needed a piece of brass cut to a specific shape. It came out perfectly. Memo will be the only place I go when I need these custom one offs. Memo and Leah are the best and I feel so much better supporting a small business.

It was a Wonderful experience from start to finish working with Roland's Mobile Welding. Roland did…read morea terrific job! He and his assistant, Mimi, were quick, efficient, and a pleasure to do business with. I needed the work done in a timely manner and Roland was a great help to me in his scheduling. I would not hesitate to call him again. Thank you, Roland's Mobile Welding.

Disappointed I sent pictures and called after not receiving a reply. When I was finally able to…read morereach him, he agreed to take a look at the job first but did not answer my phone calls or text messages on the day we agreed to meet. If he didn't want to do the job he could've just said it on the front end.

I contacted several welding services to look at my rusted yard gates, and most of them told me I…read morehad no choice but to replace them entirely. Ismael was the only one who gave me a straight answer, telling me they could be repaired, and provided a very reasonable quote. The team did an incredible job and really focused on the details, from the welding itself to cleaning up the gates afterward. I truly appreciate the quality of their work and their honesty. I highly recommend Mick Welding Inc for anyone looking for skilled and professional service!

Very friendly and flexible. Was able to help me without much prior notice and at a very fair price!read more

Since my last review of smaller projects/repairs (experience was good), I've brought them more…read morebusiness, thousands dollars' worth of business. Everything is good when they are TAKING your money and business. But, once it goes the opposite way (refund), Roger gets NASTY -- I didn't see this side of him before, always with a smile because while taking money in. I brought some parts to be replicated; 1" shaft with the center with a 2" diameter cylinder with 1" flanged bearings. I was suggested another way to "make" the part that would make everything more "simplified" for me, okay, sure. I wasn't sure what he meant, but after minutes of trying to explain to me, I just went with whatever Roger suggested since he would know better about the mechanics of machine parts, etc., He just told me that I would have to source the bearings myself, which is what I did. He asked me if the diameter could be smaller and I said yes. So I trusted his word and went with it. When I picked up the item, he said, "If it doesn't work out, just bring it back". The thing is, I complained after because what he sold me for almost $400, was NOT SOMETHING HE "MADE". It was a part that could be bought online (~16", 1" shaft with 2 shaft collars), which can be found on Amazon for $35 (shaft) + $10 (2 collars). He then said that he bought it McMasterCarr, then quickly changed his wording to "WE MADE IT". So which is it? (I will never know, but my assumption is he got it at McMasterCarr, as he first stated, or another retailer). Then he said, "I'M NOT HERE TO SAVE YOU MONEY." JUST WOW!! It's my fault for not understanding what he was trying to sell me, but it's obvious my lack of knowledge was taken advantage of--I let Roger do what he does. I believe there is a big difference between MAKING something and up charging for labor, etc., vs. buying $40 dollars worth of parts and CHARGING 9X-10X more!! Especially, to someone (me) whom he kept calling "friend" after all the visits/business I gave him. When he did this "work", I also dropped off a small part that had a broken screw stuck in it. He said it was FREE OF CHARGE to extract it. Anyway, when he agreed to refund me for the $400 (16" piece of 1" shaft), BUT he charged me $85 for the screw extraction that he told me that was free! From ~$400 refund, I received $85 less. This costs him nothing (almost literally) to fix easily. $85 FOR A SCREW EXTRACTION--HIGHWAY ROBBERY!!!! He gave it back to me, with a new screw, "I also gave you a screw". (Oh, gee, Thanks, I guess.)--But I didn't need that screw as I have 100's (if not 1000's) of these screws for my parts -- so he acted like giving me this screw in place of the broken one is a huge hook up, after I spent thousands and thousands of dollars here. I paid for this with my personal credit card, but he made out the refund check to the company I work for. So I asked him if he could cut the check out in my name since I'm the one who paid for it. He said, "just give it to your company and have them pay you." I explained to him that I can't do that because of accounting issues, etc. He got mad and he snatched the check out of my hand with an attitude. This right was the last straw. I was still going to give him more business (which I even told him, thanks for the refund and making this right, I'll be back). He told me, "I DONT CARE ABOUT MAKING THINGS RIGHT AND WHAT YOU THINK, I DONT NEED TO RESTORE FAITH IN YOU OR YOUR COMPANY". Okay, fine. ^Great attitude, perfect way to lose business after the fact that I stated that I hope this one issue won't affect future business and that I would be bringing more business. Roger shouldn't be interacting with customers on the front line if that's his attitude and represents your company. On the other hand, Alex is very polite. While Roger was deflecting the situation, blaming it on me, arguing who said what, this and that. Alex is the one who apologized on behalf of C&H Metal with a smile on his face, while Roger was steaming mad at the situation -- just the way he snatched the check out of my hand says it all. ALEX IS THE REAL MVP at C&H Metal, too bad he's not at top management, because management up top is clearly lacking customer service skills and lacking know-how to keep the customer acquisition costs low. I can bet they'll see this review and Google what CAC is because they don't know. Or maybe, they are making so much money, they don't care how they lose a few customers the way they do. Roger (mgmt) just knows how to take money with a smile on their face until you complain about something, then it gets nasty. This is the type of business you don't want to give business to. If you do give business to them, good luck. Hopefully, it's a short stint because eventually an issue will arise, and Roger has a short fuse, and you may not like the way he handles it. This experience was a blessing in disguise because I found a better and CHEAPER shop to do work for me.

From start to finish, their communication and service were top notch. I've been trying to find…read moresomeone to help with a fabrication for a kitchen hood vent, and finally, found the right company to do it! I would strongly recommend using C & H for your any of your fabrication needs. Great job!

Jose did an incredible job on a pretty unique project. I have Speed Queen appliances but bought LG…read morepedestals and needed them properly retrofitted to fit and secure the washer and dryer. His attention to detail was outstanding. He noticed the factory brackets weren't even all the same, fabricated the correct pieces, and finished the final welding onsite to get everything perfectly aligned. The clearance and finished fit look factory. He was timely, professional, and treated the job like it was his own house. The value was excellent too. Having something custom-built from scratch could easily have been a $3,000+ project, and Jose found a much smarter way to get a finished, custom result. Highly recommend him for any fabrication work where precision matters.

I had a problem with a bent floor on my G35 and Jose and Lorenzo did a great job straightening and…read morereinforcing the floor before installing a heel plate for me, and Jose gave me a HUGE break on his typical labor rate. The rug around the plate didn't come out that great, but I did tell them that this is a track car (and that I'll probably be gutting the interior eventually), so I'll do what I can to clean the rug up a bit for now and reinstall the heel plate. I would've given them 5 stars but for that, because they do solid metal work as evidenced by my floor fix, and Jose showed me some of the custom industrial and automotive work he'd done previously.

Couldn't be happier. They took on my custom project and delivered a beautiful product in a short…read moretime.

From the owner: A & R Laser delivers precision metal fabrication with fast turnaround and direct, owner-operated…read moreservice. We handle laser cutting, bending, and welding for custom prototypes and small-to-mid–volume production. Clients choose us for consistent quality, flexible capabilities, and clear communication—whether they’re manufacturers, designers, or DIY makers.

I worked with Jack and Toros on five custom metal railings for second story balconies. They were…read morecommitted to get the job done and willing to help every step of the way. The railings were fabricated perfectly and installation was efficient. Communication was top notch. Highly recommend and would hire again in a heart beat. Great family business.

I am very happy with Metal Design Works. Toros was a pleasure to work with. We live in the San…read moreFernando Valley and he came down quickly to check things out and measure for the project. I have a very specific style and he was able to create a stair rail system based on my inspiration photos. Toros was great at communicating (even when I was on vacation and had very limited cell service), gave perfect recommendations, and answered all of my questions. The rail was made quickly for our timeline and installed in just a few hours. Installation day went smoothly and his staff were great! Very professional and took all the care necessary. We are absolutely thrilled by the final product and the way it fits perfectly in our stairway. It's exactly what I wanted and pictured. I can't wait to show all our friends and family. I highly recommend Toros and his work. The price was also excellent and he worked within our budget.

Did a great job on a small weld that I needed. Quick…read moreresponse, reasonable price and quality work Would definitely use them again I hope I don't have to though

I worked here as a welder for about 3 months, and honestly, this was one of the worst work…read moreexperiences I've had. I was eventually let go because I was told the supervisors weren't happy with me, but what really bothered me was the way I was trained and treated from the beginning. I was brought into the company with incorrect or very limited training, and then expected to perform like I had already been properly trained. Peter was one of the supervisors over me, and in my experience, he did not have the welding knowledge needed to properly train someone. There were times when I needed actual instruction or guidance, but instead I felt like I was being criticized for things I had never been properly shown. The supervision in general was terrible. My experiences with both Peter and Jason were consistently negative. The communication was disrespectful, and I never felt like I was being treated like someone who was genuinely trying to learn and do a good job. One situation that really stuck with me was when Peter made a comment about me while I had my welding apron tied around my waist. He told me, "I look like a girl." I didn't even say anything to him about it because I was there to work and didn't want unnecessary problems. Somehow, later on, I was the one being treated like I was causing an issue. At one point, Peter even threatened to send me home because he thought I was arguing with him when I was simply trying to communicate. The shop environment itself was another major issue. There wasn't adequate ventilation for welders, which is especially concerning when you're spending hours welding and dealing with welding fumes. The condition of the building was also poor. The insulation from the roof was falling apart and coming through the cheap ceiling in the shop. It made the workplace feel poorly maintained and not like an environment where employee safety and working conditions were being taken seriously. There also wasn't a consistent amount of work, and the equipment and resources available were limited. It was difficult to stay productive and develop as a welder when there wasn't always enough work available and the shop didn't have the resources or equipment I expected to properly support the work. What makes the whole situation frustrating is that I actually came into this job wanting to work. I'm young, but I take welding seriously. I wanted to learn, improve my skills, gain experience, and build a career in the trade. Instead, I felt like I was put into the position with poor training, limited resources, poor working conditions, and then blamed when things didn't work out. There was also a very negative atmosphere in the shop. Instead of feeling like a place where younger workers could learn from more experienced people, it often felt like there was unnecessary negativity toward younger employees who were motivated and trying to move forward. Looking back, this experience showed me exactly what kind of work environment I don't want to be part of. The biggest problems, in my opinion, were the lack of proper training, poor communication, lack of consistent work, limited equipment and resources, poor ventilation, and the overall condition of the shop. If management actually wants to improve this company, I would start with the supervision, training, and basic working conditions. New employees need proper instruction, clear expectations, constructive criticism, adequate equipment, proper ventilation, and a workplace that is maintained to a reasonable standard. Employees also shouldn't have to put up with disrespectful comments from supervisors just because they're trying to keep their job. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this company to someone looking for a place where they can learn welding, grow their skills, and be treated professionally. I came in wanting to work and improve, but I left feeling like the company failed to provide the training, environment, equipment, and professionalism I was expecting.

Provided excellent customer service through the process of getting 2 gates made and installed. Was…read moreon time for the estimates and installation. The gates are very good quality and would recommend this business for anyone looking for custom gates.

Amazing service, was able to help me out with my gate repair. Would definitely recommend E & E…read moreCustom Iron Works for my next project at home. 10/10

Rudy is an artist when it comes to metal work and fabrication. He does things the old way and it…read moreshows in the cars he's built. If you've got an early Ford or want one, he's you're man. Rudy's son Jasper welds like he's been doin it forever and it's obvious he's inherited his Dad's skills. You can see some examples of their work on Instagram or just come by the shop and check it out. You won't be disappointed!