Mobile & In-Shop Welding and Fabrication

Our mobile welding service brings professional welding capabilities directly to your location, whether that's at your facility or on the roadside:

1. Contact and Assessment: Call our service line to describe your welding needs. We'll gather basic information about the repair or project.
2. Scheduling: We'll schedule a time for our mobile unit to arrive at your location. For emergency repairs, we prioritize rapid response.
3. Mobile Unit Arrival: Our fully-equipped mobile welding truck arrives with all necessary equipment, power generation, and materials.
4. On-Site Evaluation: Our certified welder will assess the situation in person and provide a detailed quote if not already provided.
5. Professional Repair: Upon approval, the welder completes the repair or fabrication work on-site with the same quality as our shop work.
6. Quality Check: All work is thoroughly inspected before completion.
7. Documentation: You'll receive complete documentation of the work performed for your records.

Our mobile units are equipped with generators, MIG/TIG/Stick welding equipment, cutting tools, and a selection of common materials, allowing us to handle most repairs without delay.

Our custom fabrication services cover a wide range of solutions for commercial vehicles:

• Storage Systems: Custom toolboxes, compartments, and organization systems
• Trailer Modifications: Custom loading equipment, ramps, and specialized containment systems
• Mounting Solutions: Secure mounting systems for equipment, accessories, and specialized tools
• Frame Extensions and Modifications: Wheelbase changes, frame reinforcements, and structural improvements
• Truck Beds and Flatbeds: Custom designed and built to your specifications
• Equipment Racks: Ladder racks, pipe carriers, and other specialized hauling solutions
• Bumpers and Guards: Custom front and rear bumpers, side guards, and protection systems
• Specialized Industry Equipment: Custom solutions for industries like construction, utility, delivery, and towing

Each fabrication project begins with understanding your specific needs, followed by detailed planning and design before the actual fabrication process. We can work from your existing designs or help develop solutions from scratch.

The duration of welding repairs varies significantly based on several factors:

• Simple Crack or Break Repairs: Typically 1-3 hours
• Frame Rail Repairs: Usually 4-8 hours depending on severity and accessibility
• Trailer Floor Section Replacement: Generally 1-2 days
• Complex Structural Repairs: May take 2-3 days depending on extent of damage
• Custom Fabrication Projects: Typically 2-10 days based on complexity and size

Additional factors that affect timing include:

• Material type (aluminum repairs often take longer than steel)
• Preparation requirements (cleaning, removing paint/rust, etc.)
• Accessibility of the repair area
• Need for additional parts or materials
• Required cooling and curing time for certain applications

We always provide an estimated timeline before beginning work and communicate any changes if unexpected issues arise during the repair process.

Yes, all our structural welding repairs for commercial vehicles are performed in accordance with Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements and industry standards.

• Our welders are certified and trained specifically in commercial vehicle repair techniques
• We follow manufacturer specifications and industry best practices for all structural repairs
• All frame and structural repairs are performed with appropriate materials and techniques to maintain or exceed original strength specifications
• We provide proper documentation of structural repairs that may be required for DOT inspections
• Our quality control process ensures repairs meet or exceed safety standards

For repairs involving critical safety components or major structural elements, we can provide a repair certification document detailing the work performed, materials used, and confirmation of compliance with applicable standards. This documentation can be valuable for insurance purposes and during DOT inspections.