Structural & general repair
Welding Repairs
A failed weld is a symptom. Something overloaded it, corroded it or was wrong when it was made — and welding over the crack without knowing which does not fix anything.
We assess first. Then we repair what failed and, where it matters, address why it failed.
What the job includes
- Assessment of the failure before any repair begins
- Cracked and failed weld repair
- Corroded member repair and replacement
- Reinforcement where the original section was undersized
- Structural and general equipment repairs
Where it gets used
- Cracked gate and railing joints
- Corroded structural steel in coastal exposure
- Failed equipment frames and mounts
- Trailer, rack and support repairs
Common questions
Can a cracked weld just be welded over?
No, and doing it hides the problem. The crack has to be ground out and the joint rebuilt. If the original section was undersized, welding it again just means it cracks again.
Is it cheaper to repair or replace?
It depends on how much sound material is left. We will tell you when replacement is the better value even though the repair would be the bigger invoice for us.
Do you handle urgent repairs?
Where we can. Call and describe what failed and what it was holding — that tells us how fast it actually needs to move.
Tell us what needs welding.
Send drawings, photos or dimensions — or just describe it. We will tell you straight whether we are the right crew for it.