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Welcome to the official Kaotic Creations Iowa web site!!

We are Des Moines very own. Born, raised, and corn-fed! We were the kind of toddlers that took radios and clocks apart to see how they worked. The kids that built ramps and bikes and go carts. The teenagers that scared the crap out of our mothers. We were the guys your parents prayed you'd never meet: now we've all grown up. Starting families, finishing college, and running Kaotic Creations while working full-time jobs... Kaotic Creations only continues to grow and mature as a family, as a business, and as a shop. We've turned our young minds around and into something productive, creative, and just as full of adrenaline.

We're coming within a short few years now of turning Kaotic Creations into a legit business. Pushing Des Moines further into the custom vehicle industry with custom work done as far away as the Pacific coast. Support this local business!! We're young and fresh to the industry, and we need your help to launch our business today into a full service and customs shop right here in Des Moines. Don't hesitate to contact us!! With our young, but experienced talent, we can do anything you put in front of us!!!

THANKS FOR VISITING OUR WEBPAGE! And please don't forget to sign our guestbook. We're always curious to know your thoughts on Kaotic Creations and we're always looking for more work to do, so if you need any help with that install, or troubleshooting that electrical problem, etc.. Get in touch with us!!!!

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~September 4th, 2008... A little out of date touch ups and some more pictures

Labor Rate Information

Labor.... yes labor. We do hard work worth hard money. So the following things are what will dictate the labor rate that will be used for the work you want done:

1) Work being done...obviously.

2) Which Kaotic Creations team member does the work.

3) The complicated part: Custom work is..well...custom. One of a kind. So certain jobs require more thought, more effort, and more creativity: i.e. paint, bodywork, engine swaps/set-ups, etc,.