Turnaround: 1–4 weeks, with rush work sometimes available

Machine Shops Near You

Lathe, mill and CNC work: custom parts, engine machining and repairs. 127 listings in 38 states.

How Do You Choose Machine Shops?

Ask machine shops for a written estimate with every cost listed, the warranty and a realistic completion date; typical turnaround is 1–4 weeks, with rush work sometimes available. We list 127 machine shops in 38 states, most in Pennsylvania, California, Texas. Compare at least two quotes for larger jobs.

Updated November 6, 2026 · Source: OpenStreetMap listings (refreshed November 6, 2026); workshop.broker planning notes.

Illustration: Lathe, mill and CNC work: custom parts, engine machining and repairs.

Top Questions to Ask

  1. Can I get a written quote with material, labor, finish and delivery listed separately?
  2. What do you need from me: drawing, sketch, photos or measurements?
  3. Are your welders certified, for example to an AWS code, for this kind of work?
  4. What is your shop rate and your minimum charge?
  5. What is the lead time, and what could delay it?

See all 9 questions and tips →

Good to Know

  • Setup is often most of the cost of one part, so per-piece prices fall quickly with quantity.
  • Ask for the tightest tolerance you truly need; tighter costs more.
StateListings
Pennsylvania16
California13
Texas11
Florida6
Virginia6
Iowa5
New Mexico5
New York5
Ohio5
Georgia3
Hawaii3
Illinois3
Louisiana3
North Carolina3
Oklahoma3
Oregon3
South Carolina3
Utah3
Alabama2
Arizona2
Colorado2
Indiana2
Maryland2
Massachusetts2
New Jersey2
Washington2
Arkansas1
Connecticut1
Delaware1
Idaho1
Michigan1
Minnesota1
Mississippi1
Missouri1
Montana1
Nebraska1
Tennessee1
West Virginia1

Common Questions

How long do machine shops usually take?

Typical turnaround is 1–4 weeks, with rush work sometimes available. Good shops can be booked several days out, and parts or materials can add time. Ask for a realistic completion date in writing along with the estimate.

How much do machine shops cost?

As a planning range, expect about $70–$150 per machine hour, plus setup. Prices vary widely by city, job and vehicle or material, so get two or three written quotes and compare the totals with every fee included. Our cost calculator lets you plug in your own numbers.

What should you ask a machine shop before hiring them?

Start with: Can I get a written quote with material, labor, finish and delivery listed separately; What do you need from me: drawing, sketch, photos or measurements; Are your welders certified, for example to an AWS code, for this kind of work. Our full list has 9 questions, and the quote comparison tool lets you line up the answers.

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