About Us
Machine Shop, Welding, Fabrication, Repair Shop, Equipment Repair, Full service drive-line/ Drive shaft shop, Wheel repair and sales, Cylinder service and repair. We have been serving the Peninsula for over 30 years and have over 60 years experience in repair alone.
How We Got Started
Jake Schrum started a small repair shop in his garage over 60 years ago. At the time he was the machine shop supervisor at Newport News Shipbuilding. He grew his small backyard shop into Craft Machine Works the company that we are today. We take pride in continuing his legacy and helping the community by doing our part and carrying on the traditions that he taught us.
The products and services we offer
Recommendations Received (12)
"I've worked with Wayne and Craft Repair for several years. Remarkable company with very skilled..."
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"I've worked with Wayne and Craft Repair for several years. Remarkable company with very skilled fabricators. I've seen unique products being manufactured from their facility and have no doubt on their capabilities. "
"Wayne Jr and the staff at Craft really know how to get it done. Prompt service as well. "
Products & Services
We are a support shop to local businesses. We repair and maintain equipment for companies who don't have there own in house maintenance facilities....
We repair bent and cracked rims all sizes shapes and alloys, from something as small as a steel golf cart rim up to an OEM 15"- 20" all the way up ...
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Recommendations Given (10)
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"I've worked with Sonny for years. He always goes above and beyond to locate the hard to find..."
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"I've worked with Sonny for years. He always goes above and beyond to locate the hard to find items I need "
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You have to stay competitive this day and age. I would say the correct word to use would be mandatory not effective. The only time you can get away with not being cheaper is if you can prove yours is better
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You have to stay competitive this day and age. I would say the correct word to use would be mandatory not effective. The only time you can get away with not being cheaper is if you can prove yours is better
