"We were referred to DARMO Enterprises, L.L.C. by our professional piers and were extremely pleased with the product quality and customer service received. We definitely plan to use DARMO Enterprises, L.L.C. in the near future for any and all of our manufacturing, Tool & Die, and Machine Shop support.  They have been  On-Time and Within Budget within all their venues and services."

   " I've used DARMO Enterprises for over a decade and they've never "fallen down on us yet" 

       KELCO TOOL & DIE, INC.

                 9777 WEST GULF BANK  SUITE 100

                             HOUSTON, TEXAS 77040

                     (713) 856-9599 FAX (713) 856-5668

August 2012

I am writing in reference to James L. Fraughton, DARMO Enterprises, LLC

I am Kevin O'Donnell a business associate of James, I have known him for 24 years andhave found him to have talent in design and construction of special jigs & fixtures andother machined parts that are required in a short period of time. Most other vendors "nobid" the jobs that James does without hesitation. He is an extremely hard worker and will work long hours to get the job done.

 Sincerely,

                  Kevin   0'DonnellPresident

Kelco Tool & Die, Inc.

      Dr. Randy E. Pepper

Technetics Group, Houston

an Enpro Company

                                                                                 I am writing in reference to James L. Fraughton, DARMO Enterprises, LLC.

In my three years of experience with James, who has been supporting me on my projects at Technetics Group Houston, he has always been scrupulously honest and delivered a high quality product with excellent functionality. In addition, he has been very dependable, which has resulted in continuous repeat business - not only from me, but also from my Mechanical and Process Engineering colleagues.

James' absence these past couple of months has put a serious crimp in my New Product Development schedule. James' high level of knowledge, especially about metals and metal working, as well as his ability to take my rough sketches and convert them into working designs, has been an essential part of my project work, as we do not have a metal machine shop on our campus. I have tried to engage several other machine shops since James' absence, but have yet to find the same level of knowledge and breadth of metal working skills.

I look forward to working with James again at the earliest opportunity. Sincerely,

Randy E. Pepper, Ph.D., P.E.

R&D Engineer, Technetics Group Houston