By far one of the top rated machine shop I've used great prices and fast and quality work great…read morepeople to work with on your project car! Very knowledgeable and dependable.

This is an old review, but when APM did my engine, there was no internet…read more 20 years ago I was 17 with a small block chevy I saw sitting in my neighbors yard and bought for $50 and a 74 K5 blazer I bought from my grandpa for $600. I wanted an engine that would last. I disassembled the engine and took the parts to APM. They not only did they rebuilt it, but they took the time to explain to me what they were doing and taught me about small block chevys. My budget was limited - coyote valley clays is fun but they don't pay much - and they worked with that. The engine survived. I put it through a lot during my 20s. Lots of full throttle acceleration. Hard pulls through the sierras to snowboard and then to work. Lots of high speed freeway. Everything from 30" to 38" tires. 4,500rpm dirt road all day long. And, then 10 years without starting and parked in a carport during my 30s. Last week I pulled the plugs, oiled the cylinders, changed the oil, and fired it up and took the wife and kids for a ride around the block. The oil pressure is good and it started right up. Sounds like it has good compression. The kids loved it. I have been nothing but happy with this engine. When it was built they said, we had some free time the other evening and worked on your engine for something to do. You will be happy with this. Someday I'll open that engine up and see what is inside. Thank you Felix for running an honest and competent shop.

Brian is the man! With Scooby the dog by his side , he can…read moremake your custom screws a reality. His services are not cheap but his quality is worth it.

From the owner: Screw machine products. Small parts, long production runs. Precision parts.read more

As a fabricator/welder, I work with Dustin at Dela's periodically…read more He's experienced in a wide variety of metal welding and metal fabrication areas. Now wonder he's busy and in high demand! Dave Osland, Aptos

I had just bought a used dirt bike for a friend. The heat shield was broken off the pipe. I took a…read morechance and called them.....they were super cool. they said swing in and we will take care of it. They did a great job even painted the welds so it would not rust. I asked how much and they said how about a couple of hamburger lunches.....I handed them $40.00 and was off all in less than a half hour. Use these guys they are great.

I needed some material centerless ground, and got a very good quote, my parts were returned…read morepromptly, and all of the parts were in tolerance.

From the owner: We specialize in centerless grinding and cylindrical grinding to within .0001" of your…read morespecifications.

Henningsen did a wonderful job on two chairs and a small bench. the quality is excellent and both…read morethe cost and the time estimate were exactly as promised. Collette kept us posted on progress and made all the arrangements. She is a great communicator!

We inherited an antique dining room table and six chairs from my husband's grandmother that needed…read morereupholstery, and the table and one chair needed some fixing. The staff at Henningsen were friendly, helpful, and accommodating. The shop has a vast selection of material to choose from. Once I chose my material, I was given an estimate, and the very next day my table and chairs were picked. Within four days, all six antique chairs were elegantly reupholstered, and the table once again sturdy to entertain dinner guests. The owner, Scott and staff (Colette, Fidel, and Jose) provided knowledgeable one-on-one customer service, quality craftsmanship, and went beyond my expectation as we are celebrating my husband's birthday with a dinner party within 10 days of my first visit to the Henningsen Shop. I highly recommend Henningsen Shop to reupholster your family heirloom. Doris T.

Andy is not a qualified or professional welder. The quality of his work and relevant knowledge is…read moreequivalent to that of a high school shop student at best. For example, he used a tiny multiprocess mig machine with .035 wire and no preheat to weld 1" plate on my excavator bucket. What!? Additionally he is not a multi position welder, and does not take time to reposition the work piece to compensate for his lack of skill. The part I brought him is full of cold welds, poor fillets, porosity, undercuts and more. Andy is a good communicator, did make time to accommodate my work, but is a hobbyist. I would bring him something like a broken farm gate to fix, but nothing structural, aesthetic, or that I really care about.

I found Andy to be friendly and helpful. Called him after hours (when many other local shops close…read moreup at 5 p.m.) and set up an appointment for the following day, despite his already having previous plans for that morning. Even though I only had a small job (a broken hinge for my old truck) he said to bring it to him and he'd assess the break. He was there awaiting my arrival, looked over the damaged part, and we agreed upon a fair price. He asked if I wanted him to weld it right then and there; of course I said, "Yes". He properly prepped the old, worn - but still usable - piece, then quickly proceeded to weld it, before cleaning it up some more. Once finished, he asked if his welding job was acceptable and if it was what I had in mind. The fitment was fine. I found Andy to be an amiable, amenable businessman who knows and practices good customer service.