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Tarrant County · Texas
Halfway between Dallas and Fort Worth, Arlington sends us both kinds of work: boats, trailers and gates from home, and stainless from food trucks and concession stands.
Short answer
Yes, at the shop or on site. Boats on trailers and loose parts are easy to bring in. Food trucks, gates and anything fixed in place get a site visit. Send photos and your part of town and we'll suggest the cheaper option.
Aluminum hulls, pontoon logs, ladders and cleats with cracks or leaks, cleaned to bright metal before the weld.
About aluminum tig weldingStainless counters, sinks, shelves and serving-window frames, welded on site with gas and power shut off first.
About stainless steel tig weldingCracked aluminum ladder racks, utility trailer frames and tongues, fixed so the crack doesn't come back in a month.
About weld repairMounts for lights, racks, signs and equipment, made from a sketch or copied from a broken part.
About custom metal fabrication
Pontoon logs, brackets and trailer parts usually come to the bench.
Arlington is central, so both options work well. Small parts, boats on trailers and racks are quickest at the bench. A food truck that has a schedule to keep, or a gate on a fence line, is easier to weld where it sits.
Often, yes, right where it's parked. Stainless counters, shelves and brackets are common. Gas and electrical systems near the weld have to be shut off and protected first, and we check that before starting.
Small cracks and leaks in aluminum pontoon logs can often be repaired once the log is clean and dry. We check the metal around the crack first, because thin or corroded spots need more than a weld.
Yes. Both are next door and in the area we cover. Put your city in the quote form.
Arlington
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