JH Tig Works LLC

Long days working on monument signs in Celina! We also modified another one in McKinney, and they came out so slick you can't even tell we touched them. 😎

The customer wanted us to remove the four separate acrylic panels on each sign and replace them with one large piece of acrylic. That meant modifying the sign channels to make it all work, but that was no sweat... even though we were definitely sweating in this Texas heat. 🥵☀️

If you need custom signs, monument signs, or even billboards like the ones in these videos, give us a call at **430-362-1930**.

We'll do the sweating so you don't have to. 😜

This was a fun job we had recently where I got to sweat my butt off fixing this 2-inch weld. Lol. We always go above and beyond for our awesome customers, and a little sweat is no big deal when it means getting them satisfied and back to doing what they do best 😎

We are cleaning our table today. We use the crap out of this machine and you can definitely tell.

Little aluminum repair job we did today for a local slaughterhouse. All the aluminum racks were broken due to a lot of very cold MIG welds with no pe*******on. We got them hooked up and TIG welded this grate back together. After it was done, I had to go take a shower because I stunk like meat juice that got welded 😂

We made these custom name plates for a local customer who built a beautiful barn, but needed a better way to hang their mare cards.

For this project, we designed and fabricated 58 name plates in this style and 60 in another style. Since every stall had slightly different grate measurements, we had to come up with a solution that would work safely and securely for each one.

That meant adding several bendable, horse-safe tabs to every plate. The tabs wrap around the wire mesh and fold back behind the name plate, giving each one a custom fit while also helping maintain a safe environment for the horses — because we all know they can find a way to hurt themselves 😎

We love creating pieces that are not only functional, but also clean, custom, and built to last.

Sheesh… this staircase was HEAVY. Me and my helper had to haul it about 150 yards down to the water.

The customer wanted a custom steel staircase for a water entrance near his dock, but he was very specific about not using diamond plate since algae in the lake can make it extremely slippery.

We found an awesome solution for him: a marine-grade grit epoxy applied over the powder coat. This gives it great traction and a finish that’s built to last for years to come.

While we were there, he also had us weld joist hangers onto a dock extension so he can build out a new dock section.

Need custom fabrication? Give us a shout — if you can imagine it, we can build it. 🔥