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In Pulaski County, Indiana $450,000 Established Welding and Fabrication business! 961 W. 25 South Winamac, IN 46996 - 7672 Includes 1998 5,439 Square Foot Building, All Equipment and Materials, 4.98 Acres Land & Established 17 Year Active
Lynn S. Fischer - Broker/Owner FISCHER & ASSOCIATES, INC 12350 Bellingham Boulevard Fishers, IN 46037 DIRECT: 317.250.7364 FAX: 317.485.7164 l.fischer@att.net www..FischerandAssociates.biz
Established Welding and Fabrication business! 961 W. 25 South Winamac, IN 46996-7672 Includes 1998 5,439 Square Foot Building, All Equipment and Materials, 4.98 Acres Land & Established 17 Year Active Business With Clients
With a population of 13,000-plus, Pulaski County offers a rural work ethic, safe and secure neighborhoods and a quality of life that a large city cannot provide. Whether you’re currently located here or looking to expand, you'll find that Pulaski County is a great place in which to live and to do business. You will never fully appreciate this community until you visit. It’s the best know secret in northwestern, Indiana! Located conveniently off Highway 14, the 80-acre industrial complex in Winamac, IN where―R&S Welding and Fabricating is located―is home to several manufacturing/industrial businesses including The Braun Corporation, S&S Precast Concrete, Plymouth Tube, Galbreath, Inc., and Two Guys Mechanical. Of the remaining acreage, all sites are state certified, industrial park shovel-ready, including fiber optics. For more information on Pulaski County, visit www.pulaskionline.org. For more information regarding economic development, please contact
R&S Welding and Fabricating, Inc. originally began in a pole barn behind the home of Bob and Sue Rosenbaum 24 years ago. While working at Monticello Tank in Monticello, IN, Bob had started working on the side for the Pultz Company welding small aluminum camera housings which go into the furnaces used in the mills. When he was laid off at his day job he decided to make the move to start his own business. After outgrowing the pole barn at his residence he purchased a corner of five acres in the Winamac Industrial Park at 961 West 25 South, at west end of Winamac, IN. This is the current location. The building was constructed in 1997, and this is their 17th year in business there. R&S Welding is the “go-to” business in the area, especially for Plymouth Tube Co. of Winamac, when machines break down. We also do business with some outside companies that are involved with projects needed by US Steel, Bethelham Steel and other steel companies in the region. This work involves custom water cooled camera housings similar to the original designs we began with at Pultz Companies. About eight years ago Bob designed a track bender for wooden roller coasters and named it the “Steel Twister.” The first one was made for Indiana Beach in Monticello, IN. Others have been made for amusement parks in southern Indiana (Holiday World), Sandusky, OH, Maine and even one for a group of engineers called Gravity Group who were building a coaster for Switzerland. About 12 years ago they were heavily involved with a company from Plymouth, IN (Pyrod) that utilized them to make break-down legs for cell phone towers. That was their busiest season and they even put on a second shift during that time with 10 welders/machinists. Pyrod ended up selling out and the new company took all the work in house. Luckily, R&S had enough other customers to survive but eventually they went to only having a couple of workers besides Bob currently.
R&S has also manufactured brush rigs for local fire departments and S&S Fire Apparatus in Fairmont, IN. They are a job shop and pride themselves on the quality of workmanship, dependability and fast turn-around for their customers. With the economy of the past ten years being a very up and down venture as far as their sales and number of employees, it was important to keep their doors open, their business in good standing with their vendors, and the respect of their customers as they continue to move forward. Ideally, they would like to sell the actual ownership of the business itself and have Bob work in some capacity for the new owners. He would bring a wealth of skills and knowledge as well as networking abilities. He is a welder, machinist, manager, CAD designer, and general “jack of all trades.” He would be extremely beneficial to a new owner. They are also seeking Bob to have benefits of insurance, paid vacation, etc. as they edge closer to retirement age.
TOOLING:
a) 1 - 452 Miller with 60 Series Wire Feeder b) 1 - 452 Delta Weld SAME AS Dove c) 1 - XMT 304 Series Miller 2/2 wire feeders/extra alum. Extended Reach Feeder and Miller/S-22A For Steel
a) Miller Dynasty 350 CC/AC/DC Hybrid New fall of 2013 b) Miller 330 ST Air Crafuer with Pulser and Cooler
Drills (110 v Milwaukee 2 each) 1 (12 v cordless DeWalt) Sawzall Grinders Metabo 26” DeWalt 9” 1 DeWalt Air Tools Wrenches-up to 1-5/16 Ever Pac Hydraulic Press ( Portable)
OFFICE: 1) Sharp Copier 2) Fax/Phone 3) Computer 17” Monitor Printer 4) 2 Four Drawer Filing Cabinets 5) HP Roll Paper Cutuer Design IET 750 C 6) 1- 2 drawer fjling cabinet 7) Conference Table and Chairs 8) Computer zip gig 4 gig Ram 30” monitor 9) Filing Cabinet 50x48” 4 drawer 10) Book Shelf 11) 2 Ego anomic Desks FURNICE ROOM:
960 Sq. Ft. of Office Area 2 Restrooms Offices Ares Designing Center Reception Area All of it’s furniture and equipment included
Fabrication Warehouse 16’ Ceilings 2 overhead doors Heavily Insulated 2 large cooling units Equipment & Materials Included
5,349 square foot building built in 1998 with 4.98 large acres Prime area near the Braun Corporation in the Pulaski County Industrial Park