Send photos. Get a flat quote.

The fastest way to get a price out of me is to show me the job. Snap a few photos, tell me where you are and what you need, and I'll get back to you — usually same day for anything with a defined scope. No phone tag required, though you can call too. {{CHRIS: phone number — wire the call link}}

What to send

The more I can see, the tighter the quote — and the less likely I have to roll a service call just to look:

• Photos — a close-up of the break or the part, and a wide shot for context. If it's a fab job, photos of where it's going and what it has to fit. More photos beat fewer.
• Location — a city or neighborhood is enough to start; an address if you've got it. Tells me drive time and whether you're inside the metro.
• What broke / what you want built — a sentence or two. "Cracked tongue on a utility trailer." "Loose handrail on apartment stairs, three buildings." "Need a headache rack built for a flatbed."
• Timeline — is it down-now urgent, this-week, or whenever-you-can-fit-it? Emergencies I push to the front of the line; emergency/after-hours work runs 1.5×.
• Access — is it indoors, outdoors, on a roof, in a pit, behind a locked gate? Anything I should know before I roll up.

I'll come back with a flat price for defined-scope work, or — for structural, fabrication, or open-ended jobs — a service call ($225, covers travel + your first hour) and a quote once I see it.

The service-call model, restated

• $225 — mobile welding service call. Travel anywhere in the KC metro plus your first hour on-site. Most small repairs are done in that hour.
• $125/hr after that.
• Flat quotes from photos on defined-scope work — often no open-ended clock at all.
• Contractors and fleets — subcontract rates, day rates, net-30. B2B pricing →

Full breakdown on the pricing page.

Form

Field labels and help text for the quote form. The form itself is built by another teammate — this is the copy that goes around and inside it.

Heading: Send photos, get a quote Intro line under the heading: Snap a few photos, tell me what's going on, and I'll get you a price — usually same day.

Submit button: Send it Confirmation message after submit: Got it — I'll look at your photos and get back to you, usually same day. If it's an emergency, call me: {{CHRIS: phone number}}. Privacy line under the button: Your info goes straight to me. I don't sell it, share it, or sign you up for anything.

Or just call

Phone works too — especially for emergencies. {{CHRIS: phone number}}

Send Photos, Get a Quote · {{CHRIS: phone number}}