Iron Forge Commercial Repair

"Will and his crew took great care of me! Had a damaged axle on work trailer and they had me back on the road in no time with a new set-up - highly recommend these guys!"

"Outstanding customer service and high quality work! Frank was courteous every time we spoke on the phone, he was patient while I described the issue with our business trailer and worked quickly to provide me an estimate and support getting the trailer serviced within a couple of days. I brought the trailer in and met Will and Preston, both very friendly staff there. They called me later that day, letting me know the work was complete, SAME DAY!! High quality work and we are back in business! I will be taking any future work to them, including for our RV camper. Thank you very much for the outstanding service! Update: brought my camper trailer in for a broken leaf spring repair. The damage occurred while on a camping trip. Frank helped me coordinate drop off on the weekend! I received a call the next business day with an estimate, repairs were done that day! OUTSTANDING service!"

"They did a cast iron repair of old barber chair part. This is technically complicated and they did an excellent job and it looks great!"

"Excellent customer service! I brought in my boat trailer for a full service, I was called and notified before every service/ price. Everyone was fantastic and knowledgeable when I had questions. It was done in such a timely and professional manner I will definitely bring back my business and highly recommend anyone to Iron Forge! If you have any repair needs or questions, I promise you Iron Forge is the place to go!"

"Do NOT go there!! Took my boat trailer into Iron Forge Trailers for brakes a couple years ago. They supposedly fixed the brakes. The next year I had the same problem (brakes were shot) plus a wheel bearing needed replacement. They supposedly fixed the problem and said I needed a new axle. They replaced the axle and said everything was fixed. I picked up the trailer and it seemed to pull hard, so turned around and brought it back. The brakes were on fire and it ruined the brakes, rims, hubs and tires. They didn’t want to work on the trailer after that because they said it was my fault for not stopping immediately when the trailer was pulling hard. Eventually they agreed to fix everything again and this time they finally found the cause of the brakes burning up. It was a bad coupler causing the brakes to continually activate. Cost me about $6500 or about three times what it should have cost me if they would have found the cause the first time. They also replaced the master cylinder. That was last September. This year I took the boat trailer to a different trailer place to get checked over. They said that the brakes weren’t working due to no brake fluid in the master cylinder! They also found kinked brake lines and a leaking seal in the master cylinder! (Supposedly new last September from Iron Forge Trailers) Do not under any circumstances go to Iron Forge Trailers unless you want them to really screw up your trailer!"