Rust repair · custom builds · off-road
Built around
your next challenge.
Rust and frame repair starts with an assessment of the vehicle and the scope. We also fabricate bumpers, cages and custom build components around your project.
What we can help with
A practical approach.
Work with purpose.
Rust & frame repair
Discuss damaged frame sections, body mounts and chassis concerns. The condition of the surrounding metal helps determine a practical repair approach.
Custom vehicle fabrication
Frames, cages, bumpers, racks and brackets shaped around the build, available space and intended use.
Performance & off-road
Engine-swap support, suspension modifications and custom off-road accessories. Bring the whole project or the part you need help finishing.
From the shop
A closer look at the work.
A good start saves time
Tell us what you have in mind.
- Vehicle details and how you plan to use it.
- For rust concerns, include clear photos of the affected areas and wider views showing the surrounding frame or body, along with existing modifications.
- A realistic budget range, desired timing and any reference photos.
Rust repair is considered case by case. Photos help with an initial discussion, but we need to assess the extent of corrosion, surrounding metal and overall project before confirming whether we can take it on. An inquiry is not an acceptance of the repair.
Before you book
Questions about your vehicle project.
Can you assess rust repair from photos?
Photos help us understand the concern, but hidden corrosion and the condition of nearby metal can change the scope. An in-person assessment is needed before confirming structural repair work.
Can you build just one part of my project?
Our work includes individual bumpers, brackets, racks and other vehicle-specific components. Tell us where you need help and how the part will be used.
What should I prepare for an off-road project?
Share the vehicle, existing modifications, intended terrain and use, and your priorities. Include parts you already own and any budget or timing constraints.
What are you working on?
A repair you need. An upgrade you want. A problem that needs a little ingenuity. Let’s talk it through.
