


We just wrapped up a solid build for a client in Grandview, WA - a truck service department getting ready to open its doors. We were originally brought in to clean up unfinished work left behind by a prior contractor. While we were at it, the client asked us to fabricate a custom wheel guard for their shop.
Here's what made this one interesting. Coming in behind another contractor's incomplete work means you're not starting fresh. You're problem-solving on the fly, making sure everything meets spec, and doing it right the first time - because now it actually has to hold up. That's a situation we're familiar with, and honestly, it's one we don't shy away from.
The wheel guard itself was built to fit their specific setup. The client plans to finish it in bright yellow, which makes sense for a truck service environment where visibility and safety matter. We handled the fabrication side completely, leaving it ready for them to paint on their end.
This kind of work falls squarely in our wheelhouse. Custom industrial fabrication, repair work, service facility builds - these are the jobs where fit and function have to be exactly right. A wheel guard in a busy truck service bay isn't decorative. It takes hits, it protects equipment, and it needs to be built tough from the start.
This client is one step closer to opening, and we're glad we could be part of getting them there. If your shop or facility needs custom fab work - whether it's starting from scratch or finishing what someone else left behind - this is exactly what we do.