Awesome, with skills to boot. From one entrepreneur to another. Keep up the awesome work. I would…read moredefinitely call 11B for all my custom welding and plasma cutting. A++

From the owner: At 11B Custom Builds, we specialize in mobile welding services built on reliability, precision, and…read morecraftsmanship. From structural steel to custom fabrication and on-site repairs, we bring the shop to you — saving you time and money without sacrificing quality. Our work stands out because every weld is done with pride, attention to detail, and the mindset of a builder who treats every job like it’s our own project. We’re fully mobile, veteran-led, and dedicated to providing durable, clean, and professional results on every site, big or small. Whether you need emergency repairs, custom gates, handrails, trailers, or fabrication for your construction project, you can count on us for honest quotes, fast response times, and dependable workmanship that lasts.

Beautiful and colorful metal sculptures that are so decorative they can be placed anywhere, indoor…read moreor outdoors. Their showroom is a bit off the beaten path, but well worth the drive!!

From the owner: Beechwood Metalworks Inc. is a custom fabrication shop specializing in metal art and metal…read moresculpture. From Water jets and Power Hammers, our fully equipped shop can design, fabricate, finish, and install your project. Our customers range from Government Contract, Aerospace, Textile Mills, and other Industries to Hospitals, Museums, and Parks around the world.

Trevor gave my vintage race bike a far nicer paint job than it deserves. He was communicative and…read moreprofessional throughout - I got regular text updates with photo/video progress shots as the work progressed. Great work done by a nice guy. I wouldn't hesitate to use him again for any paint or metal work.

Stay far far away. Left job completely unfinished and unprofessional in every sense of the word…read more Total loser. And I lost over $45k. The fact that I even have to select one start is insulting.

Eno Gallery has a nearly perfect setting for a gallery. It's on the corner of two busy streets, is…read morea taller building than it's immediate neighbors, and has big windows that make you want to look inside. So I did. I saw a nice gallery, with the white walls and squeaky light colored wood floors. The first floor is a little crowded, with the paintings, pottery, glass work, small sculptures and miscellany. On the day I was there, a couple of the artists whose work is displayed were there for an open house, so maybe that's why the area seemed cluttered. For me, the second floor is more interesting. The narrow stairs leading to it, open into a large room with minimalistic decor. The displays are the only decoration. It was more conducive to showing the art than the downstairs. It's modern art, by many local people and a few nationally known artists. There's a lot of mixed media pieces and sculptures, each interesting, but for me, more at home in a gallery than in my home. Still, it's a compelling place to visit and a great place to perhaps meet the artists during the monthly open houses.

My husband and I stopped in at the Eno Gallery after a wonderful lunch just up the street…read more They have a very nice variety of art from local artists. You'll find sculpture, pottery, glass, and paintings. This is where I discovered (and fell in love with) the artwork of Larry Gray. Mr. Gray does large format paintings of luminous, turbulent skies over the tiniest sliver of landscape. It is amazing how the paintings seem to have an internal light, and the barest shimmer of rainbow colors. I am baffled by his technique, and completely in awe of his talent. I am not surprised that he has work in the permanent collections of MOMA and the Art Institute of Chicago. I am -completely- surprised that the Eno Gallery website allows you to download high resolution jpgs of his work! I can only assume that Mr. Gray wants as many people to enjoy his artwork as possible, even people like me who can't afford to spend $12,000 for one of his spectacular paintings. Still, a jpg is no substitution for the real thing, so I encourage you to stop in and see his work in person.