This place is great, I came earlier this year to have some brackets made for my cargo van. They did…read morea great job very happy with it and the price was very fair too. I highly recommend you use them when you need something made. They are also very nice and explain everything to you, they don't try and take advantage of you. A+A+A+A+A+A+A+A+!!! I'll post pictures later

Great job took them my trailer few years back had a cracked frame and it's still holding up ,great…read morepeople ..

Al is just the best - the absolute nails. I've done several jobs with him and the crew does great…read morework. Big job or small.

Kate's stand was broken…read more(http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/qwJLYZE2xJiBBMyZ4llTBA?select=zQUSAS7vHaXQmTNm5bv3MQ). She felt sad, adrift. Anchorless. Without roots. She had lost her identity, and all the pretty dresses in the world weren't going to make it right. Life suddenly didn't seem to matter, and with her newfound mobility she started hanging with the wrong crowd (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/qwJLYZE2xJiBBMyZ4llTBA?select=yTzQqZoPTc5zSkIOAfaZjA). She wasn't sure how it had all gone so terribly awry, and how she could get back to that safe, secure, and grounded place where she once was. After an abortive attempt to fix it using Superglue, I took Kate's stand to Weiss Welding after explaining the situation to a very understanding man on the phone. He looked at it and assured me it could easily be fixed. He was very sweet and concerned about what welding might do to the appearance of the mirrored base of the stand, but functionality was my biggest concern. A mere day and $30 later, I picked up my new and improved stand, appearing to be even sturdier than before (and the mirrored base looks completely unaltered). I pulled Kate away from making lanyards on Haight Street, plunked her back on the stand, and we were back in business. With a newfound lease on life, Kate not only has turned her life around, but has decided to give back to the community, taking part in anti-war rallies (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/qwJLYZE2xJiBBMyZ4llTBA?select=lAjc9XMtgR3wyyKX3rDz1g) and speaking out against eating disorders. Thanks to Weiss Welding, another mannequin life has been saved!

My kitchen chair broke recently, and I really needed it for an upcoming party. Matt got the piece…read morethat needed work and had it done in MINUTES! WOW! It looks fantastic and I was beyond impressed with the turnaround time. Highly, highly recommend!

Local shop that does great custom fabrication work. While they work on big projects they still…read morecater to smaller projects as well. I had a "small" project for them to help me resolve a fence post issue. I drew up a sketch on CAD and explained it personally to Matt. He was very attentive and asked very constructive questions in his attempt to help me value engineer my project. I had a pretty quick turn around request that they were able to meet and I ended up with my custom 4x4 to 4x6 post adapter. It came out better than I expected. I wouldn't hesitate sending work their way.

Quality repairs and friendly staff. Lawn mower had been sitting for a couple of years and wouldn't…read morestart. They had it back to me in less than 3 weeks.

Fast efficient Courteous & Resonable Was called in 3 to 4 hours for pickup Lawn mower & weed eater…read morewould not Start low compression on both fits my Budget

Have used them several times over the years and always very helpful with advice and informationl…read more They carry many parts but can order any part you need at fair price.

They have it all! Just a heads up...Make sure when you call…read morein to check parts availability that you have your model number at hand. It will be the first thing they need to know to get the ball rolling.

This guy is a joke…read more Don't be deceived by the listing as a business. Sure there's a big shiny logo that says "AAA" above a huge sign that says "WELDING." Yeah right. What a scam! I needed some welding on stainless steel tubes. I spent weeks preparing, cutting and shaping my metal pieces. I even made a sturdy jig-frame to hold the assembly in position -- providing not just foolproof positioning, but also good working room and a super easy job. I've welded before. I know what's needed. I only wish I had the TIG welding equipment. The guy was late in meeting me in front of his own gate, which should've been a clue. But he seemed impressed by how prepared I was to make his job easy. He still gave me some bullshit and wanted me to leave my whole trailer, which should've been another clue, but I deal with people like that all the time. No biggie I thought. The fella was "maybe quirky" I thought. So he gave me a quote, said it was just an hour's work, we shook hands, and we carried the stuff (frame and stainless tubes) into his yard. He said he'll get to it soon because he got another job coming. Yeah right. After a few weeks, I called him for status. How's it going? And he says, "it's too windy out there right now for heli-arc welding." Okay. Whatever. Sometimes he picks up the phone, then hangs up! WTF?! Phone connection problem? I left polite messages. I told him I was concerned. I'm not rushing you, dude. Just VERY CONCERNED. No return call. EVER! Okay. Maybe the guy is a worker not a chatter. But NO! Sometimes I catch him and he goes, "I have a doctor's appointment." Then, "my hands hurt." Then, "I have carpel tunnel syndrome." It goes on and on like that. And he's always rude. I was starting to think I'll never get my material back. Obviously the welding will never get done. But should I call the cops... I thought. The guy is just creepy. He cannot understand common reasoning. He's got loose screws in his head. Talking to him is like walking on eggshells. I try only positive incentives (more projects to come, can you weld this too? etc.). Didn't want to piss him off. He's like a ticking time bomb. But nothing helps. I tried emotional support. I tried encouragement, I tried humor. Nada. After TWO MONTHS, I give him one final chance. Catch him on the phone, and he says he could do it that same evening because the days are much longer now. Okay, great. I tell him I'll call again next morning. Next morning, same shit. So I just say I'm coming over to pick it up. I get there and it's like he NEVER TOUCHED IT! My stainless tubes just sat there all this time getting corroded (it's not marine grade stainless, and it's not meant for outdoors). Even my wooden frame-jig got warped. It wasn't designed to sit for so long. My project was fucked up. What a pile of bullcrap. This guy's life is bullshit. His business is bullshit. Your project will be bullshit! You have been warned! And he looks 65 years old! Don't be fooled. Stay away from this ridiculous pathetic clown.

I run projects for a mid-sized general contractor and the company has hired AAA Welding numerous…read moreover the last 15 years. Their work for us includes fabricating to sketches or formal plans, shop fabrication, field installation and welding for structural and ornamental work. The most recent project completed for me was the fabrication and installation of custom square-tube steel handrails. There were no detailed drawings, only an indication of the look sought by the Architect, so AAA had to assist with the design and provide numerous samples. The Architect and property owner were very happy with the finished project. Some time ago they fabricated and erected a stand-alone tube frame elevator tower which was fully glazed on four sides--a very demanding job--and that also went smoothly. I have hired them on a hard bid basis and a time and material basis as well and have never had a dispute about money or change orders. The owner of AAA Welding is easy to work with and all work has been completed satisfactorily. I have also utilized their truck crane services with equal satisfaction. They earned their "stars" and I will look forward to working with them on future projects.

I recently purchased a flail mower from Garton Tractor in Fairfield. After getting it home, it…read morebecame obvious that the first mower wasn't the right match for my older Ford tractor. I called Vic Trejo, explained the situation, and he immediately stepped in to help. The very next day, he came to my property, picked up the mower, took it back to the shop, confirmed that my tractor needed a different style of flail mower, found the correct replacement, exchanged it, and personally delivered it back to me. Anyone can sell you a piece of equipment. The true measure of a company is how they respond when something doesn't go as planned. Garton Tractor proved to me that they stand behind what they sell and genuinely care about their customers. They may not always be the lowest-priced dealer, but I've learned that great customer service is worth far more than saving a few dollars. In today's business world, that kind of personal service is becoming increasingly rare. Thank you, Vic, for having my back and making sure I ended up with the right equipment. I'll gladly do business with Garton Tractor again and wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone looking for quality equipment backed by exceptional customer service.

The people at Garton Tractor in Fairfield are top notch. When my farm tractor needed major repair…read morethey rented me a replacement for a month. Delivered and picked up. Super professional service. They are my GoTo place for farm equipment!

I was struggling with an air conditioner fan blade that I could not remove so that I could replace…read morethe fan motor. I went to see Mike, and he helped me get it done. He was courteous and helpful, also making sure the thread for the locking screw was in good working order. For just a few dollars, he solved a problem that I had struggled on for two days. Mike, you are the best!

Mike did a great job! I had stripped threads on an aluminum block and a sheered bolt with some…read morecomplications in a cylinder head. The stripped threads on the block seemed straight forward as he already had the parts to do it. The cylinder head was much more of a challenge. I took it to another shop a few months ago and as soon as he saw it, immediately said no. Said I just had a paperweight at this point. Told Mike about it and he said bring it by to take a look. I brought the block and head in about 5:30PM on Thursday. I got a call the next day at 1:54PM and said they were both done! Absolutely amazing! Great turn around time and great customer service. He does some custom fab work as well. I highly recommend his services if you need a machine shop. If others won't take a job give Mike a shot he might be able to do what others won't touch. Thanks Mike, see you on he next issue I come across.