I needed a metal prop repaired which required welding. He was able to get the repair done while I…read morewaited. Super friendly knowledgeable and quick! Good to know there is a local shop to handle special projects!

Great local business that is quick and simple, brought my piece said what needed to be done and…read morewalked out within five minutes. I got a call a little over an hour later and was back picking my piece up at a great price. Thanks s&s i can finally lift my suspension.

Mr. Lerios came to Tarpon Springs from Greece in the 1910s and, having training in marine…read moremetalworking from his time as a youth in Greece and Turkey, started making custom diving helmets for the local sponge divers--an industry unique to Greece and later Tarpon Springs, and one that at the onset of the twentieth century was booming. Mr. Lerios built his own molds to use in banging out the shapes of the shoulder-pieces and bonnets for the helmets and made all the various fittings by hand in his machine shop in Tarpon Springs for not just years, but indeed decades, outfitting most of the diving operations in the area. His grandson, Nicholas Toth, had planned to become a lawyer but spent a summer helping Lerios in the shop and was hooked on the craft. Today, Mr. Toth runs the shop and still does metalwork for marine concerns and will apparently still make a diving helmet the same way--and with the original molds and tools--Lerios did, but it will cost you $10,000 or more. Mr. Toth is one of very few--possibly the only--craftsmen remaining who can hand-craft a diving helmet that is fully functional and fit for commercial duty. The machine shop to me is a real gem: in Tarpon Springs you have plenty of boat tours, excursions to see dolphins, and shops selling sponges as well as tacky T-shirts and snow globes, but here is a real, honest, piece of Tarpon Springs sponge-diving history that is still with us, still in business. It's worth more than every Greek restaurant serving watered-down classics of Greek cuisine or shop selling plastic dolphins you find along the sponge boat docks. I hope if Mr. Toth retires, some effort is made to retain his shop and its history as a museum.

Glen at United Speed helped me out with machine work on a 2001 Honda Prelude cylinder head- the…read moreharmonic damper came off, timing was lost, bent the valves etc. Glen and his team pressure tested and checked valves- they we are all bent. He recommended sources for replacement parts, decked the head, replaced all the valves and stems and performed a 3-angle valve job. He gave me constant updates and did an outstanding job!! Was better than new and spotless when I picked it up! I reassembled the engine and adjusted the lash, the engine roared to life first try. I pressure tested each cylinder and everything is in the green, like new!! Don't bother trying some other shop and worrying whether they will screw you over. Save the worry and take it to United Speed World and ask for Glen

Took a little longer than expected but the job was exceptional. Engine block came out great and…read morecylinder head just looks brand new!

Very nice and helpful. Helped me right away when trying to find a part for my BMW. Very happy they…read moreare open on weekends!

As some mom and pop shop. Worth the time to visit and chat and learn repair tips. Great machine…read moreshop too!

They rebuilt the mower deck on my Troy Bilt Bronco with the parts I supplied. The job was completed…read morein a timely manner and at a fair price. I will use them in the future.

Brought mower in for service and they did a great job would recommend . The mower was ready when…read morethey said at a fair price

Top Notch Automotive Machining. Henry runs excellent machine shop, honest excellent work…read more Extremely reasonable pricing on-time work excellent work I can't say enough about the value provided from this establishment.