I posted a topic about 5 months ago... "" I need some custom trailer frame work done... who to go to ? "" . Well a lot of you guys told me to go to see George at Noma Fab in Chatsworth... (the valley). I called him and I was impressed by his " full throttle-lets get it done attitude"... most definitely a "go getter type of a person". Well my work hours did not jive with his shop hours.... what to do?.... George was more than happy to help me out with that... George met me at this spacious shop at 9 PM.... What a guy!!! So there I was at his shop with my trailer... we talked for a few hours about some idea's on how to solve my trailer problems... the whole time I was talking to George I was REALLY impressed by that " Go Getter Attitude ". I left my brand new 2010 33' 5th wheel there in what I felt was very good hands. George said it will take about 2-3 days to finish it. There was another problem for me... When to pick it up... Same as before... George said at what time CAN you pick it up... I said 9-10pm friday night... George said " No Worries " I'll meet you here. CRAP....I thought customer service was a thing of the past !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not at Noma Fab. NOMA FAB = CUSTOMER SERVICE !!! Any how George did what I wanted and A LOT MORE! 100% GREAT WORK! I WOULD 1,000,000,000,000,000 % RECOMMEND HIS WORK as so many of you guys referred me to him. THANKS AGAIN George for your SUPER GREAT WORK !!!

5" CUSTOM subframe.... total 11.5" trailer lift.

I pulled into the RV dealer last saturday to drop off my rig for transport...8 employees (a few at a time) came out to check out my rig in a matter of 5 minutes.....all stating what a sweet job....
The manufacture (attitude) gets my rig 2 days later and calls me.... Who did this mod ?.... I tell them Noma Fab.... They praise his work on and on....

Any how...George is a GREAT guy who has GREAT customer service... go see him,later,Robert.

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Nice work

And more... Some at Glamis... Dec 26th to the 30th.

Nice read. Customer service is back. We have to really earn our work nowadays and this makes all the difference.

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What size lift and what size tires are you running on your Ford?
I read the first post you did on this.....NICE WORK for sure !!!

Thank you!
8" Fabtech Dirtlogic 4.0... 37" tires with 20" rims. Trailer is 11.5" lift....6.5" axle flip and 5" subframe.

George is the man!!

Great post! I dig projects like this and hearing about happy customers.

If you don't mind my asking, what is the cost to do a job like this??? Pm me if you don't want it to be public.

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Nice work Noma Fab! Great work and great customer service is hard to come by now a days, it sounds like you have both! We will be in touch I might have some work for you.

Noma Fab = SBA customer service and quality work...

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Thanks guys.... George is da man!

my trailer is going to him soon for a similar modification. i dont need the lift, i am just having the spring hangers modified, and the cross bracing done.
he is a nice guy, and took the time to swap emails with me a couple times. once i get everything squared away here at home, he is getting my trailer for the work.

how step of an angle is the rear door at when open?

Whats the height of the A/C ?

Thats my thought, exactly. I had a Sandpiper 38' that I flipped the axles on, and the AC was at 13' 4"!

Do not know the angle... I do not have a sand rail but I do have 4 quads and the ramp can sit on the ground with no problem...

man, you got one hell of a set up there, that whole rig is bad (_|_)!! NICE

No worries there...I've got hair on my balls.....

This 2010 Attitude is exactly at 13'8" to the top of the AC. We removed the FRONT AC unit because THAT unit was about 14" (13 7/8") cheap model.... you can get low profile AC's at 7 and 8 and 9". I have ordered a 7.5" AC and it will still sit at 13'7" at that point.

My last RV...a 2008 33' Thor Vortex sat at ** 14'2" **.............. NO B.S. !!! Before I raised that I did 4 months of MASSIVE home work on bridges and over passes on this web site and many other web sites... It was a big topic over here about 3 years ago. The minimum bridge or over pass on any of my routes is at 15'... even temporary bridges are at minimum 14'6".... no worries.

2 Picture's of our Old 2008 Vortex at 14'2"....

Thank you.... like a lot of others on this site....we started in a tent at glamis about 17 years ago. Then after about 8 trailers here I am. Still a poor white boy with HUGE payments to make-LOL.

BUT you know what... this topic is about me giving THANKS to people like George at NOMA FAB... people like him making our little to big wishes come true. You cannot get these mods at the manufacture...NO B.S. - No A$$ kissing - just the truth, thanks again George!!!

Looks awesome...he did a great job!!!

I am happy to see a positive post about customer service... It is always my pleasure! I have been able to meet alot of great people on GD and have started some great relationships..... Hoping for alot more. Long story ,short.... When I pay people to work for me.... Thats what I want. So with that said... When I work for others I do my best to make sure they are happy and get what they want. Its the least I can do. There paying me to have fun! Good enough reason for me! I am trying to make the change to see more positive post about business on GD. I think positive news travels slow, but when it spreads it makes everyone feel good. I'm glad I have had the chance to be "one of those guys" I know it makes me feel good so I try to pass that on to others. Thanks Robert for the oppertunity,and trust to perform the work you were looking for. Thanks to GD for the conection. Thaks to the other members for keeping the GD family support.

Man... this is the guy to trust! I just took my rig back to him for some other repairs and mod's... Thanks again George.

Trailer looks good. When I seen the first Pics I was nervous about the chassis/mount flex. Then as I went on and seen the full subframe and angle gussets to the hangers, I was impressed! Looks like good solid work

Good trailer guys that know their stuff are in short supply. If you dont mind, could you pm how much you were charged. I need to raise mine due to a nasty driveway approach/departure angle and didnt want to do it because of the possible flex at the spring perches.

Nice work... thought you were a little out there at first but it was well executed and looks like it should... not as high as I imagined. Very sweet set up you have.

Thanks!