When I restored my '66 Mustang back in 1995, I got referred by Slim's to Morehouse and Big John…read more As a broke high-school kid, I'm not sure I would have been able to finish my car without the Morehouse crew! They put on new quarter panels, trunk floors, and a whole exhaust system for a couple hundred bucks, and then Slim coated it in candy apple red. I vividly remember when I first visited their shop, they were welding up an enormous ferris wheel and had a hundred cool old cars in the lot. They were some seriously chill dudes that did some seriously amazing work. True American craftsmen indeed!

Morehouse Welding is the real deal! They gave me a more economical solution to what could have been…read morea very expensive repair by another less than honest company. Jake, Jim and Jeff are honest and awesomely reliable. Unlike many other companies they are honest and have integrity. I liked these guys from my first meeting with them since they are real down to earth people. Honestly, I'd consider a treat just to hang with these guys.

I owed a friend a favor, so I offered to try and fix the convertible roof on his older Porsche 911…read morecabriolet. When I got it apart and fixed the alignment problem with the drive cables that caused it to fail in the first place, I was left with a cast aluminum strut piece about the size of a childs forearm that was broken in two pieces. Porsche wouldn't sell just the part, but offered the larger assembly for $1800. None to be found on ebay, because "yeah, they do this". So off to talk to Glen Kirby at Warren Welding. I am a hobby welder, so I know enough to know that this was a long shot. This is a cast piece, that's hard. It's a Porsche part, so it's probably some voodoo Teutonic unobtanium alloy that costs 11ty million dollars a pound just to get a 2% lower weight. And I'm sure they won't tell you what it is. It's a Porsche part, so if it's a little bit wrong, its probably all wrong. And it was basically ripped in two, so who knows what "right" was, and it was a complex set of compound curves. Because designing a straight one would just show weakness (eye roll). Glen looked at it, said he will try, and called me back in two days to pick it up. It was genuinely a beautiful repair, it worked perfectly, and the price was... well... embarrassingly fair for obvious craftsmanship. Highly, highly recommended.

I felt like I needed to write a good review for these guys. I had just bought a motorcycle dolly…read morefor my Harley and the side stand was too long for the tray on the dolly. I took the piece to them and they added on 5 inches and it looked awesome. I've had the fabricated piece on the motorcycle dolly for about two months now and it has worked flawlessly. I would highly recommend these guys they do a good job and they're very friendly.

Hi Brian. Sorry, but we decided got buy a new machine instead. Thank you for getting in touch with…read moreus though.

From the owner: 20+ yrs experience in repairing and maintaining all electric, pneumatic, hydraulic and gas powered…read moretools and equipment. We provide service calls and also mobile welding

Iain made me a custom shelving unit for the space near from front door. It's exactly the correct…read moremeasurements. It's very well-built and a good deal for the price! He's professional and gave me excellent customer service. He even provided delivery of the shoe rack!

From the owner: Hello, I am Iain! I am a welder, and I specialize in repair work. Whether it comes to fixing the…read moresmallest of cracks or replacing whole sections of steel, I don't discriminate! I can also fabricate things from scratch if that's what you need, so give me a call at (262)-422-6134. I'm excited to hear from you!