Swink's Welding and Fabrication

I hired Nathan to fabricate the metal framework I needed for a staircase /remodeling project I had contracted. This project required the upmost attention to measuring and fitting a custom size for each section. Nathan skill and attitude were perfectly matched to this challenge. He did a fantastic job at a reasonable price. I'll be using him again in the future for sure. Photos of this staircaset are posted on Nathan's "Projects" page

We called 4-5 welding companies and decided to go with Swinks because they had great reviews and they promptly returned our calls. We wanted an intricate custom designed fence and 2 gates and Swinks rose to the occasion. Tyler and Nate were both honest and reliable and their attention to detail is exquisite. We absolutely love the finished product! If we ever have any other work we won't hesitate to call them again. I strongly suggest if you need a welder, you should consider using Swinks Welding!

When I first set my eyes on Nate of Nate Swink's Welding and Fabrication, he looked like he was 18 years old (he's probably in his 20's) but his work ethic along with his inherent nature to over-build without emptying one's pocket is rare! My first order was a custom steel aquarium stand for a 300 gallon tank weighing a little over 2500 pounds (1.25 tons). Normally, a stand would require less work and steel but I wanted to be able to slide a 6 foot sump filter in or out without having to empty the aquarium above and to easily access the sump without banging my head. This meant the front of the stand would not have the usual steel supports in front. Nate didn't flinch when I told him what I wanted and he incorporated extra steel to make up for the support. The icing on the cake was the beautiful powder coating. As I was looking at the stand, Nate started pointing out areas of the powder coating that he felt was not perfect. I, myself was extremely happy with the finish. Needless to say, he's picky when it comes to his work. My second order was a rolling trellis. I showed him a picture on the internet of a narrow wooden box with wheels and rebar to allow vines to grow. I would have been happy if he simply substituted steel for the wooden box. Instead, he went about making something much more robust with nice looking steel rods replacing the rebar. The dirt box alone took 12 bags of potting soil - almost 13 cu. feet! I must confess... when I find someone like Nate, I always worry that they'll get so busy that they'll be out of reach - money or time wise. So I guess my best bet is to let others know about him and perhaps he'll remember my review and will take pity on me when I request another custom build. ck