Custom Fabrication is one of the jobs Cross Roads sends us most often, and there's a reason for that. Cross Roads is named for exactly what it is -- the junction of US 380 and US 377, which means damn near every truck hauling something between Denton, Frisco, and Aubrey passes through it. The town itself is still mostly acreage and small ranch property, and the vehicles reflect that: diesel three-quarter and one-tons, dump trailers, equipment haulers, and trucks that put highway miles on while loaded. High-mileage towing is its own kind of wear, and it shows up in rear suspension, hitch mounts, and beds long before it shows up anywhere else.
Cross Roads is fifteen minutes down FM 720 or across US 380 -- and since you're already at the intersection everything routes through, we're barely a detour. For a truck that tows for a living, getting the rear end and mounting points built right once beats replacing worn-out factory parts every year.
About Custom Fabrication
If you can sketch it, describe it, or point at a picture and say "build me something like that, but better," this is the service. Custom fabrication is the foundation of 2 Man Fab -- it's what we do when a part doesn't exist off a shelf, when a bolt-on kit doesn't fit right, or when you want something nobody else in Little Elm, TX is running.
We work in steel and aluminum, TIG and MIG, and we build everything in-house on our own table -- flatbeds, brackets, skid plates, mounts, tube work, sheet metal panels, and structural pieces for trucks and cars. Every project starts with a real conversation about what you're trying to do with the vehicle, not a catalog page.
This is hands-on, small-shop fabrication -- two guys, one shop, no corners cut. We measure twice, mock everything up before we commit a weld, and we don't hand a truck back until the fit and finish is something we'd be proud to put our name on.
What's Included
- In-shop design and mock-up before any cutting or welding starts
- Steel and aluminum fabrication, TIG and MIG welding
- Custom brackets, mounts, skid plates, and structural components
- Flatbeds, tube work, and sheet metal panel fabrication
- Fitment and function testing on the vehicle before final finish
- Paint- or coating-ready prep on request
How It Works
- 1
Consult & concept
We talk through what you're building, look at reference photos or sketches, and figure out what's actually possible on your vehicle and budget.
- 2
Mock-up
Before anything gets welded permanently, we mock the piece up on the truck or car so you can see the fit and make changes.
- 3
Fabrication
Once the mock-up is approved, we cut, form, and weld the final piece in-house on our shop table.
- 4
Fit & finish
We install, test-fit, and clean up welds and edges so the final product is ready for paint, coating, or the road.
How we quote custom fabrication in Cross Roads
We don’t publish price lists. Every job is quoted per vehicle once we understand what you actually want built, and the quote is free. Call 832-732-0558 and tell us what the truck is.
Custom Fabrication in Cross Roads -- Common Questions
Do I need to bring my own design or drawings?
No. Some customers bring a sketch or a photo of something they like, others just describe the problem they're trying to solve. We'll help turn that into a real, buildable piece.
Can you match an existing part or replicate something from another vehicle?
Yes -- reverse-engineering and replicating a part is a common request, especially for older trucks where OEM parts are discontinued.
What materials do you work with?
Mostly mild steel and aluminum, in a range of gauges and tube sizes. If your project calls for something more specialized, ask -- we'll tell you straight if it's something we can handle in-house.
How much does custom fabrication cost?
Every build is different, so we don't post prices -- we quote per job after we understand exactly what you want built. Reach out for a free quote.
How do I get to your shop from Cross Roads?
Take FM 720 southeast toward Little Elm, or US 380 east to FM 423 -- either way it's about fifteen minutes to 2330 Doe Branch Rd.
Serving All of Cross Roads
We take custom fabrication work from every corner of Cross Roads -- Sunset Ranch, Cross Oak Ranch, Naveo, Sunrise Bay, and the rest of Denton County -- across ZIP codes 76227, 76258. Most customers reach us by US 380 or US 377, which is about 15 minutes to 2330 Doe Branch Rd in Little Elm.
We’re two guys, one shop, and we take on fewer jobs than a volume shop on purpose -- so the person who quotes your custom fabrication job is the person who builds it. Call 832-732-0558 or request a free quote for your Cross Roads build.
Custom Fabrication for Cross Roads
- Shop: 2330 Doe Branch Rd, Little Elm, TX 75068
- From Cross Roads: about 15 minutes
- County: Denton County