Where we work
Based in Haltom City, working across the DFW Metroplex. Each city below has real completed work behind it — not a template with the name swapped.
Fort Worth
Fort Worth is a short drive from our Haltom City shop, and it's where some of our largest commercial work has landed — a distribution warehouse, a museum foundation, a Catholic high school campus. We know the difference between fabricating for a clean-slate build and fitting work into a facility that's already running.
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This is home base. M&R Welding has operated out of Haltom City since Manuel founded the company here in 2007, and our shop at 5021 NE 28th St is where most of our fabrication happens before it ships to a job site anywhere in the Metroplex.
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Arlington is home to one of the more unusual jobs on our résumé: stainless steel railings for Hurricane Harbor, Six Flags' Arlington water park — welding that has to hold up to constant water exposure, chlorine, and thousands of hands on the rail every day it's open.
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Grapevine is where we did one of our largest structural jobs to date: the Paycom building, a four-floor commercial project where our crew handled the rebar installation and welding floor by floor, on the general contractor's schedule.
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