Leatherwood Manufacturing, Inc. (LMI) was founded in 1986 by Mike and Linda Leatherwood. Ours sons, Gil, Scott, and Randy joined the firm in the first year of operation. We are a family oriented company. LMI is a Veteran owned, high quality custom manufacturer, serving the Aerospace, Military, Medical, Transportation, Industrial, and Commercial industries.LMI continues to reinvest capital to maintain state of the art equipments in our fabrication, machining and assembly shops. LMI obtained ISO 9000 certification march 1994. Recertified ISO 9001:2008 December 2009. LMI recently stepped to the next level and certified to AS9100 Rev. B requirements for Aerospace Quality Management System in January 2007. LMI began business in a 5000 s/f facility in 1986, expanded to 20,000 sq. ft. by 1993. As business grew, we relocated to a 40,000 s/f facility in 1994. In 1998, we added 15,000s/f expanding our fabrication facility. LMI expanded again in January of 2009, adding an additional 25,000 s/f of manufacturing space which now totals 80,000 sq. ft.Our company name was changed in 2008 to Leatherwood Manufacturing, Inc. to align more specifically to the type of work we now perform. Every job is important to us. As a family-run business, we are motivated by personal satisfaction from a job well done. LMI's reputation has been built on our signature service and proven by our return customer base. Please send your inquiries for a prompt response or call to discuss how LEATHERWOOD MANUFACTURING (LMI) can assist with your requirements.

Prototype development work and small production runs are a specialty here at LMI. We are a one-stop service facility, offering quality fabricated and machine products. Our highly skilled work force will assemble; wire and performance test your equipment and sub-assemblies to contract specifications. LMI quality department will ensure that all products meet customer requirements and provide all test data and material certifications as specified. LMI's cutting edge Global Shop Solutions manufacturing software maximizes our operations to create estimates, proposals, order receipts, job entry, shop routers and job costing. Detailed shop loading and scheduling is maintained to track customer orders throughout the manufacturing process.