Antrim Industries Inc. - Edmonton, Alberta

Surgical S.

I can't speak for their machine shop but if it's anything like the welding shop they are trying to get going, it's a circus.

I would avoid having ANYTHING welded at Antrim.

They have an unlicensed welder running a shop with several unlicensed and very inexperienced people, including Laborers, welding the product they are selling.
While refusing the advice of licensed and extremely skilled and experienced welders.

Sorely mismanaged and unprofessional.
When they get good welders, the head-honcho is sure to make their days at Antrim as miserable as possible, so they quit.

If you have a time loss injury at Antrim, they will almost certainly screw over the wcb claim, attempting to minimize the coverage allotted to keep the claim as small as possible.

Seemed like the owner was a good guy but he's got a scoundrel running his shop into the ground.
When one of his workers forgets to turn on/check her gas and puts down pourous welds, they blame the guy that used it before, leave the bad work and then leave notes.

Never seen such an unprofessional and immature welding shop.

O.Q

If your looking for a company to take on a project that’s multi faceted – it is not them. My recent project with Antrim was extremely disappointing. I found their approach to be less adaptive than expected, especially when unforeseen challenges arose. Communication between their team and ours was not seamless at all, which was initially promised leading to a number of delays. Furthermore, our project timeline extended way beyond the initial estimate, which affected our budgeting and planning. Probably the worst industrial project management company we’ve worked with to date. Do yourself a favor and turn the other way.

Brent M.

I was looking for a company to machine a replacement piece for one of our machines, I took the broken one to Antrim so they could replicate it.
Everything seemed good but upon pick up of the new piece, there was multiple areas that were not machined properly. The main issue was the gear, too small of holes as well as a larger OD we fixed but the gear remained the problem area. Antrim did not machine the gear using the right tooling, resulting in the pitch being way off the original.
I allowed them to try one more time after several attempts to fix it, the part finally fit but the gear was still not correct causing limited use of the machine. Our millwright noted that there will be excessive wear on that part which will result in premature failure.
I did ask Antrim for some compensation as I did pay for their services but was ignored. It's too bad there was no response, they are a good group and willing to help but in this situation that was not the case.

Chad F.

Great place to get all your fabercation and machine needs

Ccawesum G.

Next E.

Reformed M.

Nicolas A.