I was looking for a shop to do some mods on my Audi SQ5, and not being from the area or knowing…read moremany car people locally, I found Witz End through Google. As a woman, it can honestly be intimidating bringing your car to a shop because a lot of places will take advantage of that, but I never felt that way here. I had modifications done to my car along with a bumper repair, and when I got it back there were still a few sensor codes showing. A new light-related code also appeared, but I genuinely think it was missed because the other sensor errors were already active from a modification I had done myself. After noticing it, we realized the brake lights weren't working properly. What I appreciated most was that the mechanics actually took the time to track down the issue instead of brushing it off. Not only did they fix the brake light problem, but they also got the other sensor codes cleared and saved me what probably would have been a huge bill at Audi for recalibration. They also sent me photos throughout the entire process while my car was being worked on, which I really appreciated. The labor time was reasonable, the pricing was fair, and I never felt like I was being overcharged or taken advantage of. Overall, they were honest, communicative, and clearly cared about making things right. I'd definitely trust them with my car again.

The team at Wits End is as good as it gets. They churn out top quality work at a fair price and do…read moreso with an artistic flare. In my case, they took on frame repairs for a sidecar and got it back to me better than new. My good buddy and I are so grateful to everyone at Wits End!

This place was great... Fixed a broken hinge on my 1963 VW…read morebug engine deck lid. Quick and very affordable. I will definitely use again. In by 8:30 done by 9:30.

From the owner: All metals welded D1.1 Structural Steel and 6G Pipe…read moreCracked and Bent Aluminum Rims repaired Tex's Ladder Racks HVAC Cages Railings Fully insured

Wonderful people and they do great work. I've had several projects competed by them but the latest…read morewas a pair of heavy, solid brass doorbell rosettes. Nothing close to that quality could be found these days, so I had the idea to refinish them. No one can do it better than the professionals at BMC. They turned out fantastic of course and I found replacement buttons easily enough online to fit in the centers. If you're doing something historic, get it done right and bring your project here.

From the owner: We specialize in repair and restoration of metal, such as antiques, furniture, and hardware,…read moreworking with other businesses, contractors, churches, museums, as well as individual customers. We can plate or apply faux finishes to your pieces to get them looking exactly the way you want. We also restore and rewire lamps, and fabricate metal parts. For custom work, send us an email!

I brought in a single long used stairway railing that I bought at Second Chance and these guys…read morewelded it into the right size to fit my outside set of 3 steps. Then I needed a Christmas tree stand welded back together and they did it in just one day! Great company!

These are artisans of the first order. I'm in DC - I sent them an idea for two steel gates for…read morestreet-facing doors, to match the stair railings on a historic house in Georgetown. Krug sent a sketch and worked with me to ensure the design functioned well and passed muster with the Old Georgetown Board. While the stair railings were wrought-iron, the locking steel gates with brass finials and brass screening on the back look as though they came with the house.

from what was supposed to be the highlight of a total renovation of front porch has turned into a…read morenightmare. after coming out & saying he could do work which entailed two custom hand rails & two support columns,turns out he was incapable of handling project. after two months of being basically ghosted(would not answer phone calls or respond to texts) i has to drive to shop to find him. after two months got fed up & drove back to shop & picked up what he had done, basic handrails & columns. one column is 1/2" too high after all this. do yourself a favor & find someone else. anyone else