Always fast and excellent service. They have always gone out of the way to help me whether I've had a flat tire or something wrong with my trailer or learn how to work on my goofy trailer. These guys are awesome. read more

I took my food trailer there for new leaf springs. They said they were really busy but if I paid $300 an hour they would put me in front of the line. I received the quote for $2,400 I agreed later the last day I received a call saying they needed to get a part they didn't have in stock but it would still be ready that day. It was ready as promised. When I picked up the trailer the final bill was $3,400 I did not approve the extra $1,000 I paid it anyway. When I inquired they said the manufacturer of my trailer didn't put the leaf springs in to spec they had to shorten the reach. They charged me a total of $1,800 H To put on 4 hangers that are 4" max. WOW !! He explained most people use trailers only once a year. I thought that was kind of whack because so many people use trailers for business daily including myself. Of course I was upset for pain so much especially when they didn't inform me that they were going to charge me $1,000 more. My axles are heavy duty axles the incompetence of the welder put on 3200 max weight leaf springs in my trailer downgrading what I had. Now I have 5500 axles with 3200 leaf springs on my trailer. The incompetent welder didn't even realize the reason why the leaf springs were in different spots from the 3200 axles is because it was a heavy duty axle and needed the extra space. Now I need to go and get the proper leaf springs in the proper hangers put on my trailer. Shame on The branding iron for taking advantage of small businesses and not doing a professional job. Beware of this unprofessional money gouging company. I will be looking in to small claims court to reclaim my money. Avoid them with all costs read more

These people are AMAZING!! We had just checked out of the KOA starting to head back home to Indiana. Felt like the trailer breaks were sticking, so looked online for a repair place close. All the reviews looked good so we took our 1989 Vacationeer classic RV over. They got us right in, diagnosed and gave us 3 estimate options. They had the parts we needed in stock! Replaced axels, breaks, the whole works in a matter of hours. Very impressed! Family owned business, we felt like we were dealing with friends we've known for 20 years! Thanks so much!! read more

We had a bent axle on our travel trailer while visiting out west. Branding Iron answered our call and had us come out so they could check it out. Aaron was able to order new axles delivered from Denver and set us up for repair. Caleb replaced our axles when they came in and while he was at it, he also inspected brakes and repacked the bearings. Grateful that the whole process only took six days so we could get back on the road. To be so far away from home when something like this happens is stressful but looking through reviews on line and finding Branding Iron was an answer to our prayers! They came through for us and we made it back to the east coast safe and sound. Thank you! Highly recommen! read more

I really appreciate the owners Jen and Randy. They have continued to take wonderful care of me during this time. I am a senior and my horses get the best hay delivered right to my barn. They are always right on time or slightly early. They are the best hay delivery service I have ever used. I would highly recommend using Branding Iron Hay. The staff is knowledgeable and the customer service is great. June read more

Great family owned Business . Awesome to work with. Aaron is very knowledgeable about trailers and takes his time to inform you about them so you can make a good decision on purchasing. read more

I strongly suggest looking elsewhere. I bought a 1997 trailer in February, and had the seller drop it directly at Branding Iron so they could do a full inspection, fix whatever needed fixing, and make sure it would be totally safe for hauling. They had come very highly recommended by the community. When dropped off, the seller and I did a final inspection before releasing it to Branding Iron. I could get in the tack room, everything was in working order visually (just a bunch of surface rust). I paid $300 for the inspection. They replaced some lights and put on a different electrical cord for me. They said everything else was in working order, but they couldn't get in the tack room. WEIRD, because I was able to get in it when the seller and I did our inspection. I had a friend who was more local that was going to pick it up. They tell her that they lost the keys. They tell me the lock is broken. Concerning, but not a huge deal. They then fail to give me any sort of update for over a month. I finally insist that they just release the trailer back to me, working door or no. They gave us keys to the tack door - who knows if they are the actual keys or not. One way or another, I can't get in the door. Since I didn't work hard to figure out what happened, I never left a review one way or another. I gave them the benefit of the doubt. Fast forward to now. The trailer has been used at MOST 20 times since February, and I decide to finally get the door fixed. I take it to Parker Trailer, and request that THEY do a full inspection, pointed out some specific problem areas that I wanted fixed, and requested that they fix anything else they come across that is broken. They call me back with a quote over $1k, saying the trailer brakes are so damaged that they are cracked (along with a few other smaller repairs). This is particularly interesting. How is it that Branding Iron did not mention ANYTHING about the brakes in February, but now, 10 months and less than 20 hauls later, they are in need of urgent replacement. I wanted this trailer to be totally safe to haul with horses in it, and Branding Iron failed me and every horse that has been a passenger (which, by the way, are 10 different living creatures who trusted me to transport them safely). I am furious. At this point, I don't care about the money. I'm not looking for a refund. I'm looking to warn you away from using this company. If you feel like mine is a one-off situation, consider asking the horse community on Facebook for the Colorado Springs area. This has happened to many of us. read more