Corona Industries Corporation

Metalwork in Brooklyn often means knowing where to go before the project starts. Corona Industries Corporation handles custom fabrication, structural repairs, and on-site welding—tasks that can turn a small delay into a long weekend if the shop isn’t reliable. 97 Knickerbocker Ave sits just off the Myrtle-Broadway junction, a block where the sidewalks switch from residential stoops to small industrial yards.

They specialize in MIG, TIG, and stick welding; aluminum and stainless jobs are common, though the crew will tackle anything from ornamental gates to trailer frames. The area itself—Bushwick’s southern edge—has seen a slow shift from light manufacturing to mixed-use, so finding a welder who keeps regular hours can feel like a quiet win. No appointments are needed for drop-in estimates; the doors are open weekdays, and weekend work is sometimes available for urgent jobs.

For directions or to confirm availability, the map is straightforward: directions here. Reach them at (718) 418-6048 when the sparks need to fly.