I Graduated from High School in 1991, and went to college for Engineering and Mechanical Design. After two years of college I decided I wanted to go in the Navy.

I started out as an Engineer, and cross rated to Aviation Support Equipment Technician. This trade gave me the opportunity to learn basic arc welding.

I found I had an interest in fabrication so I pursued it as a hobby on the side while in the Navy.

After I completed my four years in the Navy stationed in San Diego, I landed some pretty cool jobs working on Aerial Equipment and worked at an Off-road Warehouse installing suspension lifts and customizing vehicles. This tested and refined each of my abilities in fabrication, electrical and mechanical.

From the help of many friends in San Diego I learned some amazing things in the off-road fabrication field- suspensions, roll cages, and everything that’s needed to make a Baja truck fly across the desert. I was hooked and that is what I wanted to pursue. Later I found out I had the ability to design and fabricate ornamental art, wrought iron work and other things along that line. I was determined that someday I would make this my career and be self employed.

I later went back to school and learned many different processes of fabrication and welding including: Gas metal arc welding, Gas tungsten arc welding, Shielded metal arc welding and Oxyacetylene welding.

Most of my days are spent in the Alloy Wheel Repair side of my business. This has given my customers the ability to save

money on a repaired wheel over the cost of buying a new one or replacing a set.

Thank you and feel free to contact me. -B