House Of Noble

Rebeca Cruz

★★★★★

Edited a year ago

Nathan has spent many years honing his skills, he is a true craftsman and has great work ethic and the quality of his finished products are 2nd to none. You get what you pay for and he delivers. He shaped many panels for my Porsche 356 Pre A and then fully shaped and fabricated by hand all the interior panels. Truly built from scratch. I wouldn't want to do this again with any other shop or person besides him.

Matthew Cory

★★☆☆☆

a year ago

I came to Nathan asking if he could repair a leaky motorcycle gas tank and add lift to the rear. The motorcycle was not running, so I left him with just the tank after he quoted $200. He first repaired the leak after about 3 weeks, and test fit the rear lift fitment with me on the bike. The first time I picked the tank up, I water tested and found it was still leaking in one of the places I had indicated, so it went back for the repair. The next time I picked up Nathan asked for $300,l because of "extra work", and I agreed to $250, about 5 weeks later, it was not leaking but now the alignment was considerably off where I had to force bolts into place to mount it, but didn't want to lose the rest of riding season, so Nathan and I agreed to schedule for January. I dropped the bike off for it to be corrected, and then it took 3 or more months to get it back. It looked better on pickup, so I rode it as is. When I removed the tank again for other work, I found that the alignment was still bad. Now, I've found that the rear mount welds are leaking again, likely because of the shoddy alignment. Be warned, if attention to detail and guaranteed work is what you're looking for that House of Noble is not the place to spend your money.

John Wagner

★★★★★

2 years ago

What started as a request to mend a small hole on the roof and look at a small hole on the floor of my 1962 Ford Falcon wagon turned out to be a renovation for The House of Noble. Upon closer assessment by Nathan, the roof revealed to have multiple rusted out areas, especially at the seams. Nathan went old school and used lead to restore the roof- a true craftsman! The floor required two new panels- drivers and passenger side. Nathan had to stretch the manufactured panels to make them fit and work diligently to fasten them correctly to the subframe- the new floor is probably more stable than the factory floor. Nathan was always upfront with repair estimates and timeframe. He is professional and an artist at his craft. My Falcon is on the road to being a daily driver because his work. Highly recommended shop!