Custom Metal Fabrication in Amarillo, TX
MIG and stick welding, structural steel, and one-off metal components built in our Texas Panhandle shop — from a single bracket to a full weldment.
Homerun Fabrication is a custom metal fabrication and welding shop in Amarillo, TX serving the Texas Panhandle. Custom fabrication is the process of cutting, welding, and assembling raw steel into a finished part or structure built to your specs — a single replacement bracket, a custom trailer hitch, a structural patch on a tractor frame, or a full run of weldments for an industrial application. Most one-off jobs turn around in days, not weeks.
Alongside our steel building and barndominium work, we run a full in-house fabrication shop with MIG and stick welding capabilities for structural, agricultural, and commercial customers since 2008.
What Comes Out of Our Shop
The fabrication side of Homerun isn't a side project — it's how we got started. We weld structural steel for our own building projects, but we also take in custom work from contractors, ranchers, and operators who need a part built right.
- Structural steel components — columns, beams, plate, brackets
- Repair welding on equipment, trailers, frames, and farm implements
- Custom mounts, hitches, and vehicle modifications
- Steel railings, gates, and ornamental work
- One-off prototypes and proof-of-concept parts
- Replacement parts fabricated to match a worn-out original
What materials do you weld and fabricate?
Mild steel and structural steel make up the bulk of what we fabricate — A36 plate, square and rectangular tubing, channel, angle, pipe, and red-iron sections. We run MIG for production work and stick welding for heavier penetration on structural components and field repairs. Bring us the material spec or let us know what the part has to do, and we'll match it to the right base steel.
Built for the Job, Not the Catalog
The reason customers bring us custom work is that the off-the-shelf part doesn't exist, doesn't fit, or doesn't hold up. We build to the actual application — not a generic spec sheet.
That means we'll look at the load, the environment, and the way the part will get used, then specify the steel gauge, the weld pattern, and the assembly approach to match. A bracket that's going to bolt to a feeder wagon and bounce down a county road every morning gets built differently than a bracket that's going to sit inside a climate-controlled shop. We pay attention to the difference.
How a Custom Job Runs
Four steps from your idea to a finished steel part.
1. Scope & Sketch
Tell us what the part has to do. Bring drawings, a sample, or just a description.
2. Material & Quote
We spec the steel, lay out the cuts, and quote the work in writing.
3. Cut & Weld
Material in the shop, parts cut to size, MIG or stick welded to spec.
4. Finish & Pickup
Grinding, prep, optional paint or primer, and pickup at the shop in Amarillo.
How quickly can custom fab work turn around?
Most one-off welding jobs and small fabrication runs leave the shop in a few days to two weeks. Simple brackets, repair welds, and trailer fixes are usually quicker; larger weldments, parts that need specialty steel sourced, and projects requiring detailed shop drawings push longer. We give you a real lead time when we quote the work, not a guess.
Have a Part That Needs Welding?
Call the shop or send us a photo of what you need built.
Custom Fabrication FAQs
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Last Updated: April 2026
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Custom welds, custom parts, custom fabrication — built right in Amarillo.