My neighbor built his own steel security door to match his odd sized front door. The door was all welded steel construction with a frame and three lift off hinges. He dropped it off at Swift for powder coating on the recommendation of a friend. Swift somehow managed to break one of the hinges off and twist another, but offered no explanation other than "it broke". My guess is that they hung the door by the frame with the hinges down, but did not secure the door to the frame and the door swung open with enough force to break the hinge. They are lucky nobody got hurt. Swift welded the broken hinge back on (in the wrong place) and powder coated the door. It wasn't until my neighbor got the door home that he noticed the problem with the misaligned hinge that Swift had welded. In addition to breaking the hinge, the door which was perfectly flat and square, was now twisted. Swift said they would powder coat the door again at no charge. I spent a few hours helping my neighbor bend the door back to as straight as we could get it by using a hydraulic ram as well as the two of us jumping up and down on the door. After discussion, I suggested that my neighbor cut off all three hinges and weld on two heavier duty hinges since we could not completely eliminate the twist in the door and I was concerned that he would never be able to get three hinges to align. He then returned the door to Swift. Instead of removing the previous powder coat, Swift just applied new powder coat over the old. The powder coating is now coming off in large flakes. Swift may provide good service to some, but they really screwed my neighbor over. He is too nice to post on here, but I am not. I have many years of experience in all types of metal fabrication and specify paint, anodizing and powder coating as part of my job. I cannot recommend Swift Powder Coating since they do not seem to stand behind their work and cost my neighbor a bunch of extra work to fix their screw up. read more