Mitchell Bros machine shop is absolutely fantastic. There is no job too small for them. My…read moretelescope tri pod fell over and broke the mount. The metal wasn't your typical material it was more like pot metal. Mitchell bros didn't even flinch! They welded it back together, and its stronger than ever. Oh, and did I say it was a one day turnaround. Staff is very friendly and helpful. It feels like the old days where everything was done on a handshake.

We had some extremely stuck, broken bolts in a clamp for my bike's front fork. The shop was able to…read moreremove these and retap the threads within just a few hours. Everyone we interacted with was very friendly, and the price for the service was very reasonable. Would recommend!

I have been working with this father son duo for some time now, a little over a year. And I cannot…read moreexpress enough the amount of gratitude that I have for being referred to them. Every idea I've ever thrown at them they have been able to bring proof of concept and so much more. Whether small jobs like tapping helicoils to welding, or bigger builds like prototyping and milling, Topline is my go to. Every machinist that I've met there are very skilled and knowledgeable. Joel especially is very patient and informative. He doesn't act condescending even though my persistent questions probably deserve it! He's given me great guidance on how to improve on my CAD work and always offer suggestions and improvements. They are a gem and I hope they stick around for a long time.. otherwise I could be out of business with out them!

I have worked with these guys many years and found them to be the best Protoype & Small Production…read moreRun Machine Shop there is! Way worth the drive to get their level of service & product results...tell them Saint Bob sent you!

Great company that give back to the community and produces excellent machined parts.read more

I have been bringing cylinder heads here for about 15 years. Ray has done close to 250 heads for…read moreme. He does great work and is very fast. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a machine shop to rebuild a head (valve job/resurface)

Had an appointment set up. There's a two week wait. Day before the appointment, we called to…read moreconfirm and owner canceled because they "still had too many cars to work on". He said he'd call us and he never did. So we have a broken down vehicle and no mechanic. Two week wait for nothing.

Hyatt Die Cast and Engineering has been at this location since 1956, and the mid-century HQ is well…read moremaintained with pleasant grounds. The founder, and company, has been for many years a leader in the civic affairs of Cypress, which has changed considerably since then. As a sideline, they operate Hyatt RV Storage, which takes up about 1/2 of the property, People that avail themselves of the RV side of the business are told that the RV income pays for the maintenance of the "Die Cast" business. For many years we've been happy customers of the RV section (upon which this review is based) and the manager David Lont was always a pleasure to deal with. Not surprisingly, his laid back but pleasant demeanor has led to a generally happy bunch of RV folk. But some months ago we were told "Dave" was retiring, but not to worry, some "improvements" were going to be made. This manifested itself initially by man with a "weed-whacker", who began attacking some of the small weeds that had begun to sprout up between fissures in the asphalt.We heard him long before we saw him. What a group of us heard was pebbles and rocks being slammed against the many RV's and vehicles by the weed whacker.We immediately began yelling at the man to cease his activities, but he seemed not to understand English. Finally our gesturing prevailed, and he stopped. I thought to myself "what other improvements" lay in store for us? A rent increase was the next "improvement", and we were notified a Jessica Lopez was the new manager. Problems arose and multiplied quickly; a few RV folk complained of billing irregularities, and other more serious issues. When queried about this aberrant behavior the "gate guard" responded by stating she was trying to "modernize" the system but was having a "hard time". Other unfortunate incidents,some far more serious, will remain unreported here. We just hope Hyatt Die Cast, long a civic leader, and more particularly Hyatt RV Storage, can get it together.

From the owner: Manufacturer of aluminum and zinc die castings, machining and assembly.read more

Have used them in the past and although it came out higher than expected, they were transparent,…read morehonest and cordial. Fast forward to this instance where I have a batch of rotors that I needed to be turned down 1mm each side. Call him, describe what I'm needing and ask if he has a rough estimate on price. He asks me to text pictures, I jot down his number and then send him pictures shortly after. Gave him an hr or so and called him back to see if he received the pictures. Doesnt reallt acknowledge it and is pushy to have me bring them in and that he can do it. I'm about 25ish mins away, but he insists that he'll be late at the shop and that it's no problem. I bring in 1 rotor to see if he can still give me an estimate and he suggests he can help me bring in the rest of the rotors, about 10 in total. As we're bringing them in, I ask him again how much he's thinking it's going to be and he mentions $50 each. At this point, it's beyond the threshold in which the supplier was going to reimburse me for so I ask if I can just machine 2 rotors for now and figure out what can be done with the supplier. The next week rolls around and days go where I dont hear anything. I text him and no response for a day or 2. I call later the following week and he gives me a response like the rotors have been done and that he's been waiting on me. I ask him texting is the best method of communication since he originally asked me to text and he said text is good. I ask him if he's been receiving my texts in which he responds with affirmation. I go to pick up the rotors and come to find out that he only did a single rotor in which I ask when the other side would be done and he says in about 1-2 business days. I say that's fine and then mention that I'll leave that single rotor behind and grab the rest. He then mentions that if I in doing just 2 rotors, that the price would be $100 each. At this point, I'm no longer feeling like this is about money and get the impression that he's just a shady crook now trying to take advantage of people. I'm a little shocked at the pricing at this point and ended up just taking all the rotors back and paid him his $100 to machine a single rotor. Ended up having another shop do the for $20 each

Great work and quality customer service from start to finish. Everything you need from a business.read more