Precision Welding for Detroit's Toughest Jobs

Onyx replicated our 1928 wrought iron balcony railings exactly - down to the leaf pattern welds. Their team worked around our Indian Village historic district restrictions and even matched the original blacksmith's hammer marks. Two winters later, zero rust or loosening.

When the February blizzard collapsed our neighbor's garage, Onyx had temporary supports installed by noon the next day. They replaced all the snapped trusses with heavier gauge steel and added cross-bracing. Their crew worked in -10°F temps without complaining.

Our Corktown loft needed an exterior escape ladder that met code but didn't ruin the brick facade. Onyx designed a modular steel system that disappears against the wall when stowed. Clever pivot points avoid thermal expansion issues - no squeaking in temperature swings.

After hitting a Woodward Avenue pothole, three shops said my '69 Camaro was totaled. Onyx jigged the frame back to factory specs and reinforced the weak points. Their lead fabricator even found NOS quarter panel steel from a supplier in Warren.

We needed a catwalk system that could handle 500-gallon fermenters at our new Detroit microbrewery. Onyx's design uses locking diamond plate and beefy uprights that don't vibrate when the bottling line runs. Passed inspection on the first try.

The DIA needed secure but invisible mounts for a new automotive history exhibit. Onyx created steel armatures that disappear behind artifacts while supporting 600lbs each. Their welds are literally museum-quality - no discoloration or distortion near delicate surfaces.