Yea, this company rocks! Always so accommodating, and they really work for the customer, big or small. I've only ever gone here for small needs (like buying small tube pieces, getting sheet metal sheared, etc), regardless of the fact that their normal customers are bigger fish, they've always seemed to value my business, treated me with respect and have been super helpful. I absolutely recommend this place to anyone needing some sort of custom metal work done, big or small. I've always been happy with my experience here. read more

As a local business owner I interact with many businesses every week. I only leave reviews for ones that really stand out. Clark Welding did just that. Great customer service, Great craftsmanship and Great pricing! read more

Let's start with the basics: Welding is not something anyone can do. Its has elements of engineering craft -- you have to know basic metallurgy and welding materials and methods to know what will work and what won't. And there there's a portion of the trade that is art -- does your work look good? -- can your hand do what your mind can see? I had a welding repair job that I needed done -- it was a repair of a very complex motorcycle exhaust system. The system was built of very thin wall stainless steel -- contained a catalytic converter -- and featured a complex collector unit where 4 headpipes were connected to each other and then to the muffler body. The fabrication of this unit was so complex that a major European car and motorcycle manufacturer could not manufacture it without approximately 50% of the units failing in use from a broken weld at a stress point -- which is what mine had done. The replacement cost of this exhaust system is approximately $1400. I called many welders who declined the job before Chris Clark agreed to make the repair. Most cited their lack of skill with thin wall stainless tubing. I removed the system from my motorcycle and dropped it off at the shop. During that time Chris sent e-mail describing how a strap that was designed to reinforce this weight bearing and vibrating assembly had also failed, and asking if I had any preferences on how it was to be repaired. I deferred to his skill and told him so. A day later, the system had been repaired and was ready to be picked up. The repair work was stellar -- all of the factory welds at the points of stress had been cleaned and reinforced. Where the factory had designed a single reinforcing strap, Chris had designed and fabricated a system of three, equally spaced straps that had to be machined to allow for clearance of existing seams. Upon reinstallation, the strength of the system had been noticeably improved - the resonant frequency of the exhaust had changed so that the overall vibration level of the motorcycle had been reduced dramatically. 20,000 miles of full throttle operation later, the repair has held. The cost of this repair was extremely modest, especially when I consider the care and attention to detail that was exhibited on the job. Chris is an artist with a torch who I have recommended to anyone that inquires. read more

Had a metal bracket that I needed to replace, and these guys did the job in a matter of hours. I was able to bring them the broken piece and they recreated perfectly! I would highly recommend them for any fabrication needs you may have. Not only did they finish my job ahead of schedule, I was expecting it to take a week, they called me twice to follow up and make sure I knew the parts were ready to go. read more

Things seemed fine at first, but I couldn't get an answer from this company on a gate that I needed cut down. Whether you want the customer's business or not, it's sad that a simple yes or no couldn't be provided by Tamarah Clark. read more

I was trying to have my wifes chair part welded for a christmas present so I went to Clarks welding on December 5th and I dropped it off.The lady at the counter said they could do this job. I called back on December 12th and they were unsure of where the part was located. I called on the 13th of December and they said it is next in line.On December 19th I called again and they said it will be ready in 2 more days!! I picked the UNFINISHED part up as it was on the table unattended when I got there and as I was walking out I heard in a very Smart sarcastic vioce "Thank you!!!!" You tell me if you would do business with this place.I would strongly discourage going to this place as they treat people like Trash!!! Rich Lacy 12/19/16 read more

I had a welding job that needed to be done on my tow truck. I had used Clark welding one time in the past and felt comfortable to use them again. Unfortunately, I felt as though I was robbed on this second experience. Chris Clark had called to asked me to come to his shop to show him how the piece needed to be fit that had broke on the truck. Once I had arrived, I saw that the boom was taken apart without my authorization, but I did not think I would be charged for the boom tear-down as he never stated to me that I would be charged to take the boom apart in order to weld the broken plate. Had Mr. Clark told me that the boom needed to be dismantled in order to repair the boom, then I would have done this myself. At no time did Mr. Clark advise me that I would be charged for the labor for the boom tear-down. I had asked Mr. Clark on two occasions how much the repair would cost. Each time Mr. Clark stated that he was not sure. Once the job was complete I received a phone call stating that the repair bill was $825.00. Once again, at no time was I advised that I would be charged for any labor, other than the weld itself, on this service. On the front counter of the store is their rate chart for welding. Nowhere else in the store does it mention labor rates. I had expected to pay between $225.00 - $300.00 for the repair. I would suggest that before anyone gets any work done at Clark Welding & Fabrication Company, Inc. that they get a full detailed estimate in writing before any work is done. read more