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AAK Mechanical Inc.

Name: AAK Mechanical Inc.
Address: 10962 Riddle Road, Clinton, IL, 61727, US
Telephone: +12179358501

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AAK Mechanical, INC. proudly serving industrial, commercial, agricultural, and residential industries. In 2005 AAK Mechanical, INC.

was established by Steven & Jennifer Coppenbarger to better serve the growing need for general contractors. Today, the business is still owned and operated by Steven, Jennifer, and their three children Adam, Alex, and Kelsey. AAK Mechanical has combined over a decade of experience to offer an extremely broad line of services across multiple industries to meet nearly any challenge a customer may ha

ve. We complete projects from the ground up and can also maintain, repair, modify, or relocate thereafter. Our goal at AAK Mechanical is to provide all customers with an experienced and qualified team that will meet and even exceed their expectations. We pride ourselves on our reputation for staying on budget and on schedule while also providing high quality work. Safety is something that is taken very seriously at AAK Mechanical. We are dedicated to
performing our duties using the utmost safest procedures possible. All employees undergo an extensive safety course before they step foot on a job-site. Although, we may be headquartered in Clinton, Illinois, AAK Mechanical has a large geographical footprint. We have performed work from coast to coast. We are ready and willing to pack up our tools and head wherever the customer may need us.

05/27/2026

One thing about Mate… he’s gonna find a way to get it done. 👏👏👏

05/19/2026

Today, we’re proud to recognize Braden Larson as the recipient of the 2026 AAK Mechanical Scholarship! 👏👏👏

Braden was selected for his interest in pursuing a skilled trade — a career path built on hard work, hands-on learning, and real-world problem solving.

At AAK Mechanical, we believe the trades deserve just as much recognition and encouragement as any traditional college path. Not every successful path starts in a four-year classroom. Sometimes it starts in a shop, on a jobsite, in an apprenticeship, or with someone willing to learn a skill and put in the work.

The reality is this: skilled trades are vital, in demand, and full of opportunity.

The world needs builders.
The world needs fixers.
The world needs people willing to work with their hands and take pride in what they create.

From welding and pipefitting to HVAC, electrical, cosmetology, construction management, and beyond, these careers keep our communities, industries, and country running every single day.

Tradespeople don’t just build projects — they build communities, infrastructure, businesses, and futures. They keep America moving.

For years, we’ve seen firsthand the value of skilled trade professionals and the growing shortage of workers entering these industries. That’s exactly why we created this scholarship — to support students who are ready to learn a skill, work hard, and build a future through vocational or technical education.

Congratulations again, Braden! We’re excited to see where your future takes you. 👊

05/18/2026

Neff's hood down and making it happen on this rainy Monday🤙

05/11/2026

Who’s Who on the Crew 👇
Who can fix anything with half the parts?
• Zach Mills → Kevin Gould
• Josh Decker → That’s me 🤣💪
• Brent Hawkins → Kevin Gould or Decker
• Mike Kuizinas → Josh Decker

Who’s got the best welds?
• Zach Mills → Nash Elliott
• Josh Decker → Depends on the day
• Brent Hawkins → Nash Elliott aka Tug Boat

Who’s always in a good mood?
• Zach Mills → Brent Hawkins “Mr. Personality”
• Josh Decker → Matt Bane
• Brent Hawkins → Raymond Toohill
• Mike Kuizinas → Raymond or Allie

It always comes down to our people. The ones who figure it out with what they’ve got, make things happen with a welder, and show up with a good attitude.

05/08/2026

It’s all in the details 😎

Here’s Nick Hill fixing to polish up the welds on this stainless manifold and make another sharp setup even cleaner.

05/04/2026

From empty floor to standing steel—Goodland’s coming to life.

Pipe racks going in, tanks staged, and plenty more to come!

Josh Decker leading the way with Aaron Goforth, Matt Bane, Ethan Boyer, Nate Sexton, and Nick Hill getting after it.

Keep chuggin' fellas 💪

05/01/2026

Finished up in the Sunshine State ☀️

A little heat, a lot of pipe, and only a few gator encounters.

Tyler Seibert leading the way with Nate Wood, Hunter Lock, and Nick Hill putting in the work day in and day out.

Proud of this crew and the work they put in! Another solid job in the books.

04/29/2026

Settling a debate—MIG vs TIG 👇

We asked the crew what process they prefer to run:
Brent Hawkins — Both. Because I’m that good.
Gabe Hanlin — MIG
Derek Rossio — MIG
Brandon Kretzinger — TIG all the way
Dillon Morgan — TIG
Zach Mills — Ooof that’s a loaded question. Every job has the proper process… TIG if I have to pick a fav though.
Tyler Seibert — TIG all day
Hunter Lock — TIG by far
Teegan West — TIG
Owen Earl — TIG
Chad Rice — 100% TIG

For those who don’t live in a welding hood, here’s the quick breakdown:

MIG uses a machine that continuously feeds wire through the gun while you weld. It’s fast, efficient, and great for getting a lot done—especially on thicker material.

TIG uses a torch in one hand and a filler rod in the other, with a foot pedal or fingertip control for heat. It’s slower, takes skill, and gives you a ton of control—used when it needs to be clean, precise, and look sharp.

MIG
• Speed: Fast
• Precision: Moderate
• Best for: Thicker steel/aluminum
• Filler: Machine-fed wire
• Cleanliness: More spatter

TIG
• Speed: Slow
• Precision: High
• Best for: Thin material, stainless, aluminum
• Filler: Hand-fed rod
• Cleanliness: Very clean finish

Looks like TIG might be taking this one in our shop… 👀

What are you running? 👇

04/28/2026

🌱 Planting season is in full swing across Illinois 🌱

If you’re on the road, expect to see more farm equipment—give them space and be patient. Those guys and gals are working against the clock to get crops in the ground and keep us all fed.

Farmers — save this number: 📞 309-275-6050

When something breaks, you don’t have time to wait. AAK Mechanical’s mobile welding service comes to you—field, roadside, or right in the yard—to get you back up and running fast.

We can also handle repairs at our shop:
📍 10962 Riddle Drive, Clinton, IL

Downtime is lost time. We’re ready when you need us.

04/27/2026

Who’s Who on the AAK Crew 👇

Who’s picked up the trade the fastest?
• Lucas Hammer → Seth Huff or Kenny Dahlstrom
• Brandon Kretzinger → Chad Rice
• Josh Merrick → Anthony Merrick
• Greg Rubenacker → Seth Huff

Who’s always got a joke loaded?
• Lucas Hammer → Kevin Gould
• Brandon Kretzinger → “It’s me. Really.”
• Josh Merrick → Brent Hawkins
• Greg Rubenacker → Chad Rice “Mate” is always good for a laugh
• Adam Coppenbarger → Decker cracks me up.

Who’s the best under pressure?
• Lucas Hammer → Javier Calixto
• Brandon Kretzinger → Seth Huff
• Josh Merrick → Ethan DeWitt
• Greg Rubenacker → Josh Decker

It always comes down to the people. The ones who learn fast, keep it funny, and step up when things get tight. Long days hit different when you’ve got a crew like that!

Address

10962 Riddle Road
Clinton, IL
61727

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4pm
Friday	8:30am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+12179358501

Website

http://www.aakmechanical.com/

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