10/25/2026
The amount of friends, customers, neighbors, colleagues, suppliers, people I haven’t seen in years, other welding company’s, followers, our family, especially the folks we’ve never met. Who called, texted, who just simply showed up. This has to be the most heart warming thing I’ve experienced being in business in my 16 years.
The amount of support and love this small town truly as for one another is incredible. We were spared only by less than a couple hundred yards. As our facility was nearly in the path of destruction. Although we personally witnessed the funnel cloud out out shop door a few evenings ago. We were working on some projects, suddenly to wonder what this wrenching howling sound was outside. Completely turned to a dead calm standing, into a torrential onslaught of wind and debris, powerlines sparking lighting up the sky to see a tornado. My heart sunk as we dropped the roll up doors, I’ve never experienced this. I have so much respect for them folks in the Midwest.
Others in our small town weren’t so fortunate with their homes/properties, business, especially our precious trees that have been ripped out of the ground. Without a hint of exaggeration- this could have been tremendously worse for all of us. As the town comes together to help another. I couldn’t be more grateful to have the equipment to help. Especially a group of guys who are eager to be there and help others have they have stepped up as a team to be there in times of need. I’m extremely proud of our guys. I’m proud of our town.
We definitely have some learning and growth to do as a company… as we have never had to prepare for unforeseen events like we experienced.
I’m completely humbled with the support you all sent us. The compassion and care, for the helping hands that showed up, the kindness of making sure we were okay. The ones who came over right away to check on our building.
I’m deeply in your debt, and thank you with all my heart
Cameron McLeod
