Greg is a great welder and fabricator, I hired him to replace the ball mount hitch on the front of…read moreour travel trailer after someone ran into it and absolutely destroyed it, he's very personable and was there exactly when he said he'd be there. The welding was top notch! Thank you greg!

Greg is fabulous to work with. He shows up on time, completely self-sufficient ready to rock 'n'…read moreroll with a great attitude. Top-notch speciality welding as well as standard metal work details. 100% recommend !

Amazing customer service! I had an issue with my tank and Chris was so kind and help me. Would…read morerecommend coming here for your welding and gas needs!

From the owner: Family owned & operated. Locations in Indiana, Altoona & Johnstown PA…read more Dale Oxygen, Inc., supplies industrial, medical, and environmental markets with atmospheric and fuel gases, along with welding, safety, and industrial supplies. We have been a family run business since 1939. We are serving Southwest and Central Pennsylvania. Feel free to call us for more specific information and let us know how our services can help you.

I was recommended Andrew after my old grass guy went back to school. I gave Andrew the benefit of…read morethe doubt in the beginning since he was taking on a bunch of new customers, me being one of them. However, after 3 months he was still unreliable (by either not showing up to cut my grass or texting me only a few hours before telling me that he is not going to make it) and failed to community with me as his customer (I always had to reach out to him and if I didn't, I never heard from him). Then this past week, Andrew text me (the day he was suppose to cut my grass and approximately 2 hours prior) that twisted his ankle and wont make it. I get it, this stuff happens and I was understanding about it. I was always understanding and accommodating with Andrew and even allowed him to bring his dog into my back yard when he was cutting grass (he keeps his dog in his truck while on jobs...even in the hot weather). Then I wait to hear from him to see how this week is going to go, but I hear nothing. I message him to see if he could cut my grass this week and ask about his availability. Hours later I get a text back from him stating that he is going to be out for another week or two. Now, at this point he has not cut my grass in a week and a half, so I was a bit irritated that he never reached out to me know this so that I could make other arraignments. Out of curiosity, I asked Andrew if he had any intensions of letting me know this had I not messaged him? Andrew's response... "Maybe you should find someone else". Had Andrew simply reached out to me and told me this or told me he no longer wanted to cut my grass.... as I know my yard sucks... all would have been fine and I would have been more than understanding. However, Andrew's lack of reliability and communication with his customers is why I will never recommend him to anyone I know and if why he is receiving this negative review from me.

Great at everything he does!! Very precise welding! His mechanical background goes back to when he…read morewas a kid!

Criminals! I completed an online form on the steel smith website steelsmithinc.com in order to…read moredownload information. Several days later I was contacted by phone (near the end of the work-day). RED FLAG! The sales pitch went like this: steelsmith is a wholesale company that typically sells to retailers only. But today they are doing things a little differently. I was told that a local retailer in my area had recently shut down causing steelsmith inc to have to liquidate approximately 100 pre-engineered buildings at discounted wholesale prices in a matter of weeks before the end of the year in preparation for a large steel order. But I had to act fast since there were only a few select buildings left, and if they had one available that met my requirements (codes), it could be offered to me at 50% off the regular price. RED FLAG AGAIN! To my surprise, they just happened to have one that would work for me. I told the sales rep that it appeared to be a good deal, but I don't make deals like this quickly, so I would have to get back to him. He told me that the building would not be available if I waited until after the new year because anything that remained unsold at the end of the year would be auctioned, but if I signed an agreement to hold the building today, it would ensure that the building remained in the warehouse without an obligation to buy. I agreed against my better judgment. The form I was sent included a section of fine print that was so small and blurred I couldn't read it. ANOTHER RED FLAG! I also noted that the form requested credit card information. So, I called the sales rep back and told him I wasn't signing the document without being able to read the fine print, and asked why he needed my credit card information if he was just holding the building for me. He replied saying that it's just company policy, but that my card would not be charged. So he sent me another form with the section of fine print completely eliminated; he never did tell me what it said. After the first of the year I received building plans and sketches in the mail. I called steelsmith again 866-603-5053 to find out why I had received diagrams for a building that I had not submitted plans for, since I had not committed to purchasing the building. I was told that they were generic plans meant to give me an idea of what the building design would be like, and once I submitted my plans and signed a purchase agreement, I would be sent more specific diagrams for the building. Wait what? After doing some research, I discovered that Steelsmith, INC in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania had a history of bad business practices and found many complaints of unethical methods and pressure sales tactics very similar to what I experienced. After a couple of days, steel smith called asking me to submit detailed plans for the building, to which I replied that I had decided not purchase a building at this time. After a few minutes of manipulative conversation that was going nowhere, he told me I would be responsible for the deposit that I had initially paid. I told him I had not paid a deposit. He insisted that I had, and faxed me a purchase agreement including a non-refundable deposit that did not exist on the original form, and the section of fine print that was omitted on the original form I signed to hold the building. And guess what the fine print said, "Upon cancellation of order, Buyer and Seller both agree that 50% of the total price equates to probable damages suffered by seller, and shall be paid by buyer to seller immediately after cancellation of order." I immediately contacted my credit card company and discovered that I had indeed been charged several thousand dollars. This is FRAUD! I disputed the charge with the credit card company, and now they've hired a collection agency to come after me for a deposit I did not agree to, on a building that I did not order, cancel, or receive. This company should be sued and put out of business and the owners/employees should have criminal charges filed against them. Stay away from steelsmith inc and all of their affiliates! They are the ones located at 1216 LL Grandview Ave Pittsburgh PA 15211. I believe this company is owned by Donald Gilmore. The Pennsylvania Secretary of State has them listed as a foreign corporation entity number 4352453 but no other information listed which does not surprise me!

I had to take Don Gilmore and Shawn Cortner and Steelsmith to court where I prevailed.I experienced…read morethe greatest disappointment of my 37 year business life and possibly my entire life when I did business with Steelsmith, Inc. While conducting my due diligence on the company before purchasing my 8, 400 sq. ft. building the company appeared to have a good product but was lacking in erecting. When I expressed my concern to Shawn Cortner, VP/Sales Manager he assured me that this (erecting) "is what they do best" and "they would really shine" in this area. He promised to send me a highly experienced crew that would complete my "small project" in 4-6 weeks depending on the weather. Shortly after the crew arrived major problems began to develop. The 28 year old foreman confessed to me this was his first job and that he assembled his crew from Criag's list and they had zero building experience! After 3 months I had to let them go and hire a local crew to finish and correct all their mistakes. The building immediately leaked and still does to this day. Therefore today I have a brand new $600, 000 Corle building on a $1, 000, 000 property that leaks! All thanks to Steelsmith, Inc. Four more issues concerning Steelsmith Inc. Before I paid my down deposit Shawn was calling me everyday and sometimes twice a day. As soon as I paid my deposit and signed the contract he quit calling and would not return my calls. It was like I didn't exist once he got my money. Also there were numerous delays in getting the engineering plans which stalled the entire project. When attempting to be compensated for Steelsmith's many business mistakes I dealt directly with the president, Don Gilmore, and gave him numerous opportunities to "make things right." He also ignored me and ultimately I had to take him and Steelsmith to court where I prevailed. The final issue is another one that involves integrity. Steelsmith presents themselves as a manufacturer when in fact they are only brokers for Corle Building Systems and others. My advise to everyone is to avoid the severe disappointment and heartache I experienced and deal directly with the building manufacturers! There is no service that Steelsmith can provide that the manufacturers can not.

I advise a college radio station and recently realized that I needed a better system to tag our…read moreequipment. With so much expensive equipment going in and out with our students, things tend to get lost or disappear. Al was amazing- he assessed my needs and gave me several options that not only made sure my equipment is marked correctly, but is also inventoried for better management of the equipment. I also used Al to laser engrave several coffee cups and tumblers for my students and giveaways. I was really impressed with how personable Al was and how quickly he had everything printed.

From the owner: Arkwood Products is an identification services company serving the Pittsburgh region. We print and…read moreemboss metal and plastic tags and cards for asset control, including metal plates and tags, military ID dog tags, plastic cards, and other asset control supplies. We also sell and service metal and plastic printing and embossing machines, as well as printing supplies and accessories including blank metal tags, blank plastic cards, plastic card printer ribbons, ID badge accessories and gift card holders.