Tyler, Texas welding contractor comes to your job site

When you need Tyler Texas welding services, Matt Roach offers 20 years of specialized experience to customers in Tyler, Troup, Whitehouse, Bullard, Jacksonville, Lindale and beyond.

Roach recently announced the creation of his new Web site, http://www.mrroachie.com, to let his current and potential customers know about the full range of his services, which includes:

· Agricultural, commercial and residential fabrication work: Matt Roach has years of experience in custom welding work for clients around East Texas, including the Ambassador Baptist Church in Whitehouse, Bed Bath and Bonz pet boarding and grooming in Bullard, the Rockin’ C Ranch and the City of New Summerfield.

· Stick welding, known more formally as shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) or manual metal arc (MMA) welding. Stick welding is used primarily in the construction of steel structures and in industrial fabrication. While aluminum, nickel and copper alloys can be welded with this method, it is primarily used to weld iron and steels, including stainless steel.

The process of using electricity to melt and join pieces of metal together, known as metal inert gas (MIG) welding.

· Tungsten inert gas (TIG) welding, a manual welding process often used when quality welds are extremely important, such as on bicycles and aircraft.

· Gouging, which is cutting into metal instead of joining pieces together. Removing a weld for rework is one of the many potential applications for gouging.

Importantly, Matt Roach’s Tyler Texas welding services are mobile. You don’t have to bring the job to him. He will come to your site and do the work for you there – particularly important for large-scale or structural jobs that can’t be easily moved.

Here’s what Tanya Peterson, training services director of The Flippen Group of East Texas, had to say when asked about Roach:

“Matt Roach brings quality and excellence to all the work he does. He is flexible, hard working, and diligent in all his various endeavors. He demonstrates a commitment to people and gives 110 percent to whatever project he works on. Matt is a joy to work with and has a heart for serving people regardless of the task!”

Roach is certified by the American Petroleum Institute for work on tanks and vessels.

His new Web site connects him to current and potential East Texas welding customers through social networking platforms including Twitter and Facebook. You can follow Matt Roach on Twitter by visiting his Web site and clicking “follow” in the Twitter widget. You can become a friend of Matt Roach on Facebook by visiting his Web site and clicking on the Facebook icon in the lower right corner of the page.

Matt Roach is available for any Tyler Texas welding job, and he provides free estimates.

“My customers love my work and my rates,” he says.