They were willing to make a small welded part I needed to install a handrail. Reasonable price.read more

These guys helped me with a small project I have going on (smoker build), and were very reasonably…read morepriced and easy to work with. Randy cut and shaped a small piece of expanded metal for me and had it ready to be picked up the next day. I couldn't have asked for better service.

I wish I could put a better review but every time I've tried to call them I can't even get anyone…read moreto pick up the phone OR the one time they did they said absolutely nothing and hung up. way to bring in some customers guys!

The owner is an honest man who goes above and beyond good service. Products are always in spec!read more

Harrison Machine Shop & Welding did outstanding work to repair our 30+ year old lawn chair that had…read moresnapped in two pieces. A quality job that looked like new. Their fast turnaround and incredibly fair charge was a bonus. You will be pleased to do business with them.

They did a fantastic job in one day. Very reasonable cost. Great quality of workmanship. I couldn't…read morebe happier with their service. I am sure you will be pleased as all their other reviews testify.

We have 39 years of metal fabrication under our belt. Staying ahead of the game with 2 AMADA Lasers…read moreand two state of the art CNC Press Breaks. This all teamed up with our CNC shop, full service weld building with 20ton cap. We can cut, weld and break almost anything you have in mind. Contact us to make your project a reality. (913) 764-5454

Recently spoke to several metal fabrication shops regarding the repair of some fairly generic,…read moremetal panels used in industry revenue collection. The Custom Metal & Fabrication (CM&F) quoted price was by far the most reasonable, so I gave them the job. I received a friendly call a week later saying the repairs were completed. When I arrived to pick-up the panels, I found the following: - The price was higher than what we originally agreed upon. In speaking to CM&F about the difference, they indicated more labor was required than initially thought. As the new price was still better than the other quotes I received, I accepted that. - Custom Metal & Fabrication did a great job on the repair, but unfortunately also damaged the panels in the process to the point where they were unusable. As this panel damage was very noticeable, I was truly surprised CM&F even presented the panels to me as "completed". When this matter was discussed, they felt the cause was the amount of overall repairs needed. While I can certainly understand that, they should have discussed this matter with me before accepting the job, instead of expecting me to accept the damaged panels. They offered to make new, replacement panels at their cost, after their attempt at fixing the now damaged panels only made matters worse, despite previously telling me they could not make new, replacement panels (that matter was originally discussed before they accepted the job). CM&F contacted me when the new, replacement panels were ready and I met them at their shop. In eyeballing the new, replacement panels, I questioned whether they were the correct shape and CM&F commented they could not get any closer. Hoping for the best and seeing no alternative, I paid CM&F for the original work (at the higher than quoted price) and left hoping and praying the new, replacement panels fit correctly. Alas, they are not close enough to be usable (the shape is extremely important for a correct and solid fit). Had CM&F not based the new, replacement panels on the original, ruined panels, they may have been successful. So here I am with two original panels ruined, two replacement panels I cannot use, and out the cost of the failed repairs. CM&F certainly tried to make things right by making the new, replacement panels at their costs, and I give them a lot of credit for that. However, the entire situation would have been avoided if they have had: - Discussed the potential repair issues/risks with me ahead of time - or Agreed to make new, replacement panels from the beginning (based on the then not ruined, original panels) - or Said no to the job (CM&F did state during that final visit they wished they had never accepted the job). Understandable, but irrelevant since they did agree to do the job. All in all, I will be looking elsewhere for my future metal fabrication needs.

From the owner: Valor Metal Works is a dedicated metal supplier and fabricator based in Olathe, specializing in a…read morewide range of services and materials. With a well-equipped 12,000 square foot facility, certified welders, and comprehensive stocks of stainless steel, galvanized steel, aluminum, and mild steel in various forms, the company efficiently handles both small and large-scale projects. Valor Metal Works works with every industry: General Contractors, Local, State and Federal Governments, OEMs, Sub Contractors, to Homeowners. From one-off creations to speedy turnaround weld repairs, prototyping to extensive fabrication endeavors, Valor Metal Works offers expertise tailored to our clients' specific needs.

Mike is an artistic genius. If you give him Creative flexibility and a little guidance he will…read morecreate a masterpiece for you.

Keller Metal Works has helped me with three different furniture pieces and they have done amazing…read morework! We had a beautiful large ottoman base and two incredible end tables made by this company for our new home, and the quality, design and finishes are perfect. Jason, the owner, and Mike, are both amazing craftsmen, and they made sure the pieces were just as we had discussed and finished beautifully. They were also a pleasure to work with. I would recommend Keller Metalworks to anyone wanting furniture, railings, or any other beautiful finely crafted metal pieces in their home.