Currier's Certified Welding Inc.

Reviews

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  Tye LeDuc

  Nov 6, 2025
  5.0
  Great company with a great product. Very good customer service !
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  Jason Hirtzel

  Nov 4, 2025
  5.0
  Tom and the crew at Currier's came through for me in a pinch. I needed brackets welded on my FR for towing and I only had 2 days before leaving for an extended time. They had it done in 24 hours time and back in my hands. Great craftsmanship and fast turnaround time, despite being busy with bigger and probably more lucrative projects. I've been towing with it the past few months and no issues! I trust their work and professional service. From other posts, if you have a project, big or small, this is the place!
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  Kat Goddard

  Oct 14, 2025
  5.0
  You mention "Currier's Welding" to anyone in the Valley & everyone knows who you're talking about, & that is because the entire Currier's Welding family is extremely knowledgeable about what they do and the best in the business! Upfront about cost, timing, & quality. Quality of work by everyone and quality of materials & plows are unmatched. I'm always satisfied with each job done, & will never stop referring others to come here.
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  Mark Powers

  Oct 8, 2025
  5.0
  Currier's Welding deserves a 7 out of 5 rating for this one! My ol' 03 F350 has a new lease on life after Currier's installed a new aluminum flatbed. The crew went above and beyond after pulling the old bed off by scraping and oiling the frame (several coats of oil), and undercoating in areas. This truck has 256k Miles on it and started in Fairbanks Alaska and has been from there to Key West Florida under my foot! Needless to say, it needed help. Curriers did not even raise an alarm, they just made it right. To top it off, they pulled my customized Buckstop bumper from 8 years ago and had it blasted and refinished locally (with a much better than factory finish). It was reinstalled with new hardware and the lighting was all remounted. Even the LED switches were re-attached in the cab as they had been altered when a ford dealer in Washington had to open the dash up for a gauge cluster repair. I cant say enough good about the currier experience. The pricing is fair (you get what you pay for), they are honest and up front with the costs and they back up the work. What else can you ask for? Oh, they managed to sell my old bed for $400. I told them to keep the money and it showed up in an envelope. I was willing to pay them to dispose of it, but they thought someone would make use of it. Tom and the crew are wonderful. Don't bother going anywhere else for flatbeds, plows, bumpers or any fabrication work you can dream up. I guess google limits me to one review, so here is another Currier success project... I approached Currier's in 2018 to build a custom indoor firepit (four sided steel fireplace), from a design I had come up with. I modeled the design I wanted in 3D CAD and handed it over to Tim. He created it from the limited plan, but added the small details that made it pop! The architectural metal trim was a great touch, but they went to our website and pulled the whales from our logo and created steel silhouettes on the plasma table to tie the creation into our branding (that was a surprise...in a good way!) If you can dream it, they can build it. Check out the pics!
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  Jo Mathis

  Oct 6, 2025
  1.0
  I had a 2018 F-350 bed swapped to a flatbed by Curriers. When I returned to pick it up, the truck’s window wouldn’t roll up after they rolled it down. They claimed it wasn’t their fault and told me to take it to Ford to fix it, which meant they wouldn’t take responsibility for a problem caused during their work. On the drive home, I noticed additional electrical issues with lights and interior functions. Ford was able to diagnose and eventually rewire with a different harness, which resolved those issues. A year or two later, I bought a 2023 F-350 and returned to Curriers for the same bed swap. This time the blinkers didn’t work and the trailer light codes appeared. They again refused responsibility, blaming a “brand new, fresh off the lot” truck and telling me to go to Ford. Ford assisted and found several shoddy connections during their rework, including a backup camera connector left hanging after being disconnected and not secured. This caused the backup camera to be unusable and ultimately required a new camera. I ended up paying thousands of dollars to Ford to correct the wiring and the problems caused by Curriers’ work. In short, Curriers shows a lack of up-to-date knowledge about modern truck electronics, insufficient training, and an unwillingness to stand behind their installations. I regret trusting them with these beds and will not do business with them again. If you’re considering Curriers, be aware of potential wiring and electronics issues and insist on clear, documented accountability for work performed.

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