Straight answers about mobile welding, repairs, gates, railings, trailers, equipment, metals, safety, pricing and scheduling.
Yes. Estimates are free and come with no obligation. You approve the scope and price before any work begins.
Nashville and communities across Middle Tennessee, including Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet and more. See the service areas page for the full list.
All three. We work for homeowners, farmers, contractors, property managers, fleets and small businesses.
Repairs, custom fabrication, gates, railings, fences, trailers, truck racks, farm and heavy equipment, stainless and aluminum work. Big or small, we are glad to look at it.
Yes. Our truck carries the welding machines, power, gas, cutting tools and finishing supplies, so most repairs are completed where the metal sits.
Many jobs are scheduled within days. Urgent failures get priority, and we tell you honestly what is possible.
Photos of the damage with something for scale, a short description of what happened and the location and access. That lets us bring the right steel and filler.
No. We carry a generator and shielding gas. We only need access to the work.
Most steel, stainless and aluminum can be repaired. Severely corroded, thin or fatigued metal sometimes cannot hold a lasting weld, and we tell you plainly when replacement is the better choice.
Yes. A sketch, photos or a clear description is enough. We measure, confirm dimensions with you and build to fit.
Yes. We grind welds, prime and paint repairs and new pieces so the steel is protected from rust.
Usually. We find the cause, whether hinges, frame or post, then weld, brace and re-hang the gate so it swings and latches properly.
Often. We copy the profile and spacing, or build a compatible new section.
Often for new stairs, railings and some fences. Check with your local codes office, and we can build to the details they require.
Often yes. We grind out the crack, weld it and add reinforcement. We also recommend checking tires, lights and brakes, which are outside welding work.
Yes. Buckets, loader arms, implements, hitches and frames are repaired on site, often in the field.
A wear-resistant weld overlay that helps cutting edges and surfaces last much longer. See our hardfacing guide for details.
Yes with proper preparation. We clear combustibles, use blankets and shields, keep fire watch and check the area afterward.
Yes, with ventilation and protective gear. The zinc coating is ground back from the joint and the repair is coated afterward.
No. Those systems need qualified procedures and testing. We do structural, farm and decorative metalwork.
Quick scheduling, careful work and a clear price before we start.
