Not sure if it's worth fixing? That's okay.

Some repairs are easy to describe. Others aren't. That's fine — snap a picture of the problem and we'll tell you whether it's fixable and roughly what it would take. If a repair isn't worth doing, we'll say so.

Gates that won't close, cracked brackets, a railing that's come loose, trailer decks and ramps, equipment that broke at the worst possible time — if it's metal, it's worth asking. Most repairs happen right where the thing sits: we bring the welder to you.

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Aluminum bracket welded on boat gunnel

Repairs we commonly help with

Gates & hinges Railings & handrails Trailers Equipment Brackets & supports Frames Stairs Property & farm equipment Custom modifications General metal repairs
Aluminum part reproduced from worn original

Too far gone? We'll make a new one.

Some parts are past fixing — or you can't buy them anymore. We can measure what's left, draw it up in CAD, and build a replacement. Often better than the original.

How that works →

Guides & tools

Can It Be Welded?

Three questions, an honest first answer — before you even send the photo.

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Trailer Pre-Tow Walk-Around

Five minutes on the seven welded spots that crack, before you hook up.

Walk the trailer →

Metal Gate & Hinge Repair

Why gates sag — and when a repair saves the gate versus replacing it.

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Trailer Frame & Ramp Repair

Where trailers crack, why it spreads, and what a proper repair looks like.

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Not sure if it can be fixed? Send us a picture.

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