Integrity first.
We value honesty, accountability, and the courage to do what is right, even when no one is watching.
Metals of Honor brings military-rooted leadership and hands-on metalworking experience to dependable metal parts and assemblies for American industry.
Talk with our team ↗Our story grew from time on the job, service in uniform, and a belief that strong manufacturing partnerships are built through care, accountability, and follow-through.
Metals of Honor pairs practical manufacturing experience with a service-first approach, helping customers move from demanding specifications to dependable production.
Nick Dvorak began working in construction and with the original owners of Alacriant Holdings, building a foundation in the people and processes behind manufacturing.
As a civil engineer deployed in Iraq, Nick worked on construction projects and saw a wide range of industrial processes and tools. After honorable discharge, he returned to the machine shop, working in sales and learning the customer side of the business.
After years leading the plant and developing customer relationships, Nick acquired the Florida division and continued building the team and its capabilities.
The Florida operation was rebranded as Metals of Honor, connecting products built with metal to partnerships built with honor.
We value honesty, accountability, and the courage to do what is right, even when no one is watching.
We listen, take responsibility, and put the work and the people who depend on it first.
We keep improving our people, processes, and service so every commitment is met with care.

Our crew brings together the experience and care needed to turn demanding specifications into dependable parts and assemblies. We work to be an extension of each customer's business, with attention to manufacturability, quality, and on-time delivery.
That commitment is reflected in the way we work: communicate clearly, take ownership, and build each relationship for the long term.
Tell us what you need to make. Our team can help start the conversation.