machine shop recommendations

[13f3p]

i posted a while back about losing my job and the good string of bad luck i've been having as of late.
i had a
2 phone interviews and one in person interview with a very reputable heavy equipment dealer across the lake.
on the way home,the timing belt on my car ate a few teeth.while i sat and waited for a tow truck,2 things happened,the dealer called and made a vey lucrative offer of employment to me,and i removed the cylinder head to survey the damage.
i told my prospective employer that i needed to give a notice to my current employer(i did this to buy some time so i could get my car repaired)

i need to know if anyone has a name of a machine shop in the area
i have a 2.0 16v vw cylinder head
it needs to be cleaned,new valve guides,install 8 intake valves, new valve stem seals installed and reassembled
the head is off the block and disassembled already
if anyone knows of a shop that can do this,please pm me or post it here
thanks everybody

 

[LNSvince]

When a VW bangs up Valves its nasty.

Look for a reman head ready to go.
Like Clearwater Cylinder heads.
No I have not look ahead of time, but it shouldn't be hard to find beings that any time a TB jumps on a VW, BOOM goes Everything.
Save time and $$, get one ready to go [ in Reman form ]

Vince

 

[VeedUp]

Womack's around the Denham area. I've had a few VW's over the years, and have always changed the belt and water pump at 80k and never ever had any problems out of them

 

[13f3p]

Womack's around the Denham area. I've had a few VW's over the years, and have always changed the belt and water pump at 80k and never ever had any problems out of them

thank you

 

[paddle007]

As far as local machine shop? Not many choices but NAPA in Covington has a pretty good reputation. Trey does good work if you go that route.

 

[general mills]

Womack's in Denham, I've never used them for a head, but I bring my flywheels to them. They do a good job and have a good looking shop.