Our Services
MIG and TIG Welding
Whether you need a simple repair or a good looking custom pieces, we have you covered. Aluminum, stainless, steel, and more, our talented welders will provide a lasting and aesthetically pleasing product.
Custom Fabrication
We specialize in custom fabrication. Dream big and give us a call. We build custom boat parts, gates, railings, trim, walls, doors, and so much more. If you dream in metal like we do, we are the perfect place to make your dreams come true.
Additional Services
Do you need metal services that don’t include welding? We may be able to help with that too. We offer plasma cutting and light machining. Ask us if we are able to help with your special metalwork needs.
Pallet Buster
Simple, easy to use product for skid/pallet dis-assembly. Can be used for your fun DIY projects or large scale dis-assembly. Can also be used to strip dock and deck boards. If the standard dimensions do not work, contact me and I can make a it custom to fit your needs.
How it all started
Chris found his passion with welding while working for another welder that obtained large contracts from yacht companies. That welder went out of business, allowing Chris to acquire equipment for his own shop. At this point he also started working for a metal works company while beginning to take side welding jobs. Word of his skilled work traveled and more business came in.
Fall 2015, Chris started working more at his own business and had to cut back his hours with the metal works company. He is now working full time with his CTS Welding business.
"My passion is building top-quality, useful products."
~Chris Smith
About CTS Welding
We specialize in aluminum welding and fabrication, but we're not limited to it. We offer many services from small walk-in jobs to contract manufacturing. With our network of partners we are capable of managing your project through all stages, including laser cutting, break press, powder coating, plating, painting, machining, assembly, packaging and shipping.
CTS Welding takes great pride in the quality of each and every weld. TIG (tungsten inert gas) welding aluminum is well known for its high level of difficulty. Because of this, many shops refuse to weld aluminum. When choosing a welding shop its a good idea to have them show you examples of their welds. If something as basic as their welds are not up to par, it will give you a good foundation in which to judge the overall quality and attention to detail of the business.