King CNC was founded by Tom King in 2018 after years working in machine tool maintenance and field service. Today, we support CNC machines for manufacturers across the UK.
King CNC was founded in 2018 by Tom King, who had spent years inside the major OEMs, including CNC Speedwell, Matchmaker CNC and GF Machining Solutions, specialising in bespoke 5-axis Mikron machines. He set out to run a service company differently: treat every account as a working partnership, not a ticket number.
We're not just here to fix machines. We're here to be the team you can rely on.
The approach caught on. The business grew on word of mouth, and several of the customers who signed up in that first year are still with us. As the diary outgrew a single engineer, Ryan Hoof joined as co-founder and director. Together they built a team of skilled engineers without losing the direct, personal service that got the business off the ground.
Today, King CNC covers the full CNC lifecycle across the UK: planned servicing, breakdown callout, spindle and ballscrew repair, machine relocation and installation. Same phone number. Same team. Engineers who already know the machines on your shop floor.
Co-founder & Director
Tom founded King CNC in 2018 after working in machine tool maintenance and field service, including roles with CNC Speedwell, United Mikron Mill and Matchmaker CNC. He has particular experience with 5-axis Mikron machines, Heidenhain and Fanuc controls.
Co-founder & Director
Ryan joined King CNC shortly after the business was founded and now oversees the engineering team and day-to-day delivery. He works directly with customers and engineers to keep jobs moving from the first call through to completion.
Customers who signed up in 2018 are still with us. We take on new accounts the same way: know your machines, know your people, be the number you call.
Call us and you speak to someone who can already help. No triage script. No ticket relay. No routing.
Every machine, site and production schedule is different. We advise on what the job actually needs, and say so when you don't need us yet.
One number. One team. Engineers who already know the machines.
