
When an off the shelf part does not exist, or the one you need is broken, custom fabrication fills the gap. We build steel brackets, truck exhaust stacks, trailer ramp gates, utility body floors, equipment mounts, and structural pieces to your exact specs.
You do not need engineering blueprints. Bring a broken sample, a hand drawn sketch with measurements, cardboard templates, or just bring the vehicle or machine so Devin can measure it in person.
Plasma cutting lets us cut clean steel plates, gussets, brackets, and custom tabs to exact fitment, then weld them into a finished assembly that fits your rig the first time.
Signs You Need Custom Fabrication
The Part Does Not Exist
You searched everywhere and no one sells the bracket, mount, or piece you need. Time to build it.
The Original Broke
The factory part cracked or rotted out and a replacement is hard to find. We can copy and improve it.
You Have a Sketch
You drew it on paper with measurements. We can turn that sketch into welded steel.
It Has to Fit
The part has to fit your exact rig or machine. Custom fabrication gets it right the first time.
How We Work
Show Us the Need
Bring a sample, a sketch with measurements, templates, or the machine itself.
Measure and Plan
Devin measures and plans the build to fit your exact application.
Cut the Steel
Plasma cutting shapes plates, gussets, brackets, and tabs to size.
Weld the Assembly
We weld the pieces into a finished, fitted part.
Finish and Deliver
Blast and powder coat or polish in the same shop, then pick up a part built to fit.
One-Off and Small-Run Parts
Custom fabrication is about building what you cannot buy. Brackets and mounting plates, truck exhaust stacks, diamond plate floors, equipment mounts, and structural steel pieces all come through the shop. If you need one part or a small run, that is exactly the kind of job we take on.
You do not need a perfect drawing. A sketch with measurements, a cardboard template, a broken original, or the machine itself is enough. Devin measures, plans the build, and cuts the steel to fit. Not sure we build it? Text a photo and ask.
The process is straightforward. Measure. Plan. Cut. Fit. Weld. Finish. Plasma cutting shapes the steel plates and gussets to exact size. Welding ties them into a finished assembly. Then blasting and powder coating happen in the same shop, so your part leaves ready to work or ready to show.
Custom Fabrication in the Booth & Shop


Devin Finch quotes your job and does the work himself. You deal directly with the person behind the torch, nozzle, and spray gun.
Learn About Finch's Fab →Working hours built for contractors, farms, and car owners who work all day. Drop off after job hours or pick up on Saturday morning.
How We Quote Your Job →Blast, repair, weld, coat, and polish under one roof in Wallkill. Never run your part between three different shops again.
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Related Services
Hudson Valley road salt eats steel. Trailer frame rails rust through, utility truck body floors rot out, and equipment cracks under load. Welding repair cuts out the damage and builds fresh steel back in its place.
Plasma CuttingPlasma cutting slices through steel plate with a focused arc, leaving a clean edge that needs minimal cleanup. It is how we shape brackets, gussets, tabs, and custom plates to exact fitment before they get welded.
Powder CoatingPowder coating is the toughest finish you can put on metal. It goes on dry as a charged powder, bonds to the bare steel, then cures hard in the oven. The result is a shell that shrugs off road salt, brake dust, fuel, grease, and hard knocks far better than spray paint ever will.
Custom Fabrication Service Area: Ulster & Orange County, NY
Ready to Get Your Custom Fabrication Quoted?
Send over your project details, drop off your parts in Wallkill, or give Devin a call at (845) 527-0065.