- Heavy-Duty Welding Service
Welding Service
Years of experience in welding and truck & trailer repair. Our welders work with a variety of materials using the latest techniques and equipment — and we look forward to working with you on your custom fabrication design.
heavy trucks
- What we weld
Seven ways we keep
your rig on the road
Every job is matched to the right process, filler and prep — strong, permanent and cost-effective work that keeps your equipment earning.
Frame Repair and Fabrication
Cracked or bent frames straightened, reinforced and welded back to spec.
Exhaust System
Pipe, bracket and mount welding to stop leaks and rattles for good.
Trailer Hitch Installation
Hitches and receivers welded and mounted for safe, rated towing.
Custom Bumpers and Grilles
One-off bumpers, grille guards and brush bars built to your design.
Bed Modifications
Toolbox mounts, headache racks and deck changes fabricated in-shop.
Roll Cages and Safety Equipment
Protective structures fabricated and welded for demanding work.
Suspension Upgrades
Brackets, hangers and mounts welded for heavier loads and rough roads.
Aluminum and Stainless Steel Welding
TIG and MIG work on aluminum and stainless with the right technique.
- Quality
Custom Fabrication
Some truck owners seek unique modifications that require custom fabrication. Our skilled welders create one-of-a-kind components or features tailored to your needs.
Repair and Prevention
Welding is often employed to repair rusted areas on a truck's body or frame. After repairing, proper rust prevention measures such as priming and painting are taken to prevent future corrosion.
- Materials
Aluminum and Stainless Steel
Trucks can be made of various materials, including steel, aluminum and stainless steel. Our welders are proficient across all of them — each requires different techniques and equipment, and we use the right one every time.
Safety Precautions
Safety is paramount when working on trucks. Our welders wear appropriate personal protective equipment, ensure proper ventilation and follow safety guidelines to prevent accidents and exposure to harmful fumes.
- how it works
Four steps, no surprises
Assessment
We inspect the damage or review your fabrication design.
Quote
Clear scope and honest pricing before any torch is lit.
Welding
Correct process and filler for the material and load.
Finish
Grinding, priming and painting to prevent future corrosion.
Get your welding job assessed today
- Questions
Welding questions we get every day
What types of welding do you do?
Can you repair a cracked truck frame?
Do you build custom parts from scratch?
How do you stop rust coming back after a repair?
Questions
Welding questions we get every day
MIG, TIG and stick welding across mild steel, aluminum and stainless steel — each job gets the process and filler the material actually needs. Can you repair a cracked truck frame?+Yes. Frames are cleaned, prepped and welded, then reinforced where needed so the repair carries load rather than just closing the crack.
Yes. Frames are cleaned, prepped and welded, then reinforced where needed so the repair carries load rather than just closing the crack. Do you build custom parts from scratch?+We do. Bumpers, racks, brackets and one-of-a-kind components are fabricated to your drawings or measurements.
We do. Bumpers, racks, brackets and one-of-a-kind components are fabricated to your drawings or measurements. How do you stop rust coming back after a repair?+Repaired areas are ground clean, primed and painted so the weld and the surrounding metal are sealed against corrosion.
Repaired areas are ground clean, primed and painted so the weld and the surrounding metal are sealed against corrosion. Free assessment on every welding jobRequest a quote