We've gotten several propellers from this place over the years for the two different boats we've owned.  These guys are very knowledgeable.  Most recently we purchased a 5-blade stainless steel prop.  Not cheap, but totally worth it. Vitality D.

First time I had my prop repair here, I am impressed with the work; the owner did a great job restoring it.  The owner showed me around his shop and what he did to repair my prop.  Will definitely return to this shop for more repair.  Ken S.

I had some extensive work done on my transom of  my 20 ft Willie to accommodate the installation of a new Yamaha 150.  Steve did exactly what I asked and then some.  The appearance of the work is exceptional and he offered up some good options to keep cost down and make the job better than what I asked for.  I will definitely be having any future work on my boat done at AMPRO.  Willie Boat actually sent me to Steve's shop, before this I thought they only did prop repair.  Kermit H.

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Aluminum welding? I am having trouble finding anyone who welds aluminum in the WL/OC area. The only one that bothered to respond was way too expensive. My project is very small so maybe that's why no one is interested. I need 6 welds on 6061 round and square stock. That's no more than 3' of weld. Anyone interested? Or does anyone have a tig welder in good condition they want to part with?  Continued... I eventually went to Ampro Prop Repair and Weldine in Clackamas. Some of the most beautiful aluminum welds I've ever seen. And for a reasonable price.  L.B.