




Some jobs just stick with you. This Georgetown, TX customer had a large metal flamingo sculpture with a broken wing - and not just any piece. This was a hand-crafted, one-of-a-kind ornamental metal bird with layered feather detail, a full wingspan, and years of character built into the patina. Losing it to a damaged wing wasn't an option.
Here's what we were working with - a fabricated wing panel with detailed scalloped feather edges and a structural armature underneath holding the whole thing together. The metal had developed a beautiful rust and teal patina over time, so matching the repair to the existing piece mattered just as much as the structural fix itself. This isn't the kind of job you hand off to someone who only does fences and gates.
We pulled the wing into the shop, got it flat on the welding table, and rebuilt the internal support structure. The bracket work on the underside had to be solid - this wing spans wide and takes wind load when it's back on the mount. Clean welds, proper alignment, and then back out to the property for reinstallation.
The finished result is exactly what it should be - both wings spread, the sculpture standing tall again like nothing ever happened. That's the goal with ornamental metal repair. You shouldn't be able to tell where the damage was. Custom fabrication work like this takes patience and an eye for detail, and we're glad we could give this piece another chapter.
If you've got a metal sculpture, decorative gate, or any custom metal piece that's been damaged or broken down over time, this is exactly the kind of work we do. One-of-a-kind pieces deserve one-of-a-kind repair.