Frequently Asked Questions

Jimmie takes on practical welding repair, farm and ranch welding, small custom fabrication jobs, CNC plasma cut projects, signs, and handmade metalwork. The best way to know whether a job is a good fit is to send photos and a short description.

This depends on the job. Some work is best done in the shop, while some repair or farm work may need to happen on-site. Contact Jimmie with details and photos so he can tell you what makes sense.

Yes — farm and ranch welding is a good fit for Jimmie's practical welding experience. Gates, pens, fence parts, brackets, and similar steel repairs are all worth asking about.

Yes. Jimmie can make CNC plasma cut signs, silhouettes, decorative panels, ranch-themed designs, wildlife shapes, and other custom steel pieces.

An online shop is planned for the future. For now, contact Jimmie directly about custom work or available pieces.

Send a description of the job, photos, measurements, material information if you know it, and your timeline. If the work needs to happen on-site, include the general location.

Ask first. Some jobs may be a good fit, while others may require different equipment, process, or experience. Photos and material details will help Jimmie decide.

Some pieces may be delivered bare steel, while others may be painted, cleared, or finished depending on the project. Ask about finish options when you request a quote.

Often, yes. CNC plasma cutting can be a good fit for repeatable flat steel parts, especially when there is a drawing, template, or sample to work from.