Lightspeed Welding
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It’s free with no obligation to hire
Overview
Hired 77 times
2 employees
6 years in business
Payment methods
Cash, Check, Paypal, Venmo, Zelle
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Reviews
63 reviews
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Mara P.
Metalwork
Matt was fantastic! It was a small job (just needed the legs of a bar stool welded back on), but he was super nice, professional and arrived within 3 hours. Will definitely keep his number for future repairs. I highly recommend him! :)
Oct 19, 2020VerifiedWas this review helpful?
Kaitlyn n.
Metalwork
Wow! A+++ job! Matt is super nice, professional and efficient. He completed the job at a level well beyond my high expectations. He fixed a $3k solid marble coffee table with a metal base that had a major design flaw and broke due to the weight of the marble. The coffee table is in better shape now than when we bought it brand new. Matt’s son, who is equally nice and professional, came up to help turn the table upright, which was super helpful and appreciated. Matt was able to work in our living room. I just opened the windows for ventilation (welding can get a bit smelly). He’s also great with dogs. Pricing was super reasonable. I would have paid even more for his level of work. Thanks so much, Matt & Patrick!
Oct 19, 2020VerifiedWas this review helpful?
May U.
Metalwork
I was appreciative Matt was fair in his pricing and and not looking to rip me off as many contractors do with women. Professional from start to clean up! Got to working right away, did a great job and cleaned up. Thank you.
Sep 22, 2020VerifiedWas this review helpful?
Linda P.
Metalwork
Matt, was a pleasure to do business with. He was able to take care of some small problems I had with my gates around the house. He even gave me a lifetime guarantee on the work that he did!
Jun 7, 2020VerifiedWas this review helpful?
Brian B.
Metalwork
Matt was great. Had a small job repairing terrace furniture. He responded right away, agreed to take on a job that size, arrived right on time, knew exactly what needed to be done, had the equipment and, most importantly, did an excellent job.
May 12, 2020VerifiedWas this review helpful?
FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?My pricing is based on the travel time, gas prices, tolls. Then I will take into consideration the type of metal that I am working with. For example, stainless steel is very expensive. Then there is the question of how much of the material is needed for the job. I have to call a supplier for the metal. They only sell full size sheets so if you only need a little bit, they still have to give you the full size. Then there is gas for the welding machine. Different types of metal use different gases. Some are very expensive. Then there is the wire that has to through the machine to make the weld. And finally, the generator that provides power to all those things that needs gas and oil and maintenance. So there you have it. Quite a lot to factor in
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?Go slow and answer any questions that the customer has. I usually have them take a picture of the work they need and then send it to my cell phone or email. Then we go from there
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?I graduated from Apex technical school in Manhattan and I have been working within my field since then. I was a little older than most when I started out but I love what I do and I picked it up fast. I also had good teachers and I never quit. Also, I was in the television business for a long time and believe it or not the two fields do intersect. Particularly when dealing with scaffolding and building temporary structures. Also the electric aspect is similar. Generators and other equipment like forklifts and power tools