Farrallbuilt finds new home in Giltner

Harvard business moves to Lindquist Welding building

  • Chad Farrall (center left) will be relocating his business, Farrallbuilt, to Hatfield Street where Lindquist Welding previously operated. Farrallbuilt is expected to be fully moved to its new location in early March. Pictured from left are: Farrall’s daughter Ellie Brown, his wife Becky, and Kay and Jim Lindquist.
    Chad Farrall (center left) will be relocating his business, Farrallbuilt, to Hatfield Street where Lindquist Welding previously operated. Farrallbuilt is expected to be fully moved to its new location in early March. Pictured from left are: Farrall’s daughter Ellie Brown, his wife Becky, and Kay and Jim Lindquist.
    Five years after Lindquist Welding closed its doors, the shop on Hatfield Street in Giltner will become a new home for Farrallbuilt Welding.Chad Farrall, who co-owns Farrallbuilt with his wife Becky, had been running Farrallbuilt for 10 years in Harvard and realized he was lacking space for his growing business.“I felt like we were outgrowing the building we were in,” Farrall said. ...

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