
Pressure testing in Tampa Bay.
Welded tubes, tanks and lines leak-checked under pressure before they go back in service.
A weld that holds air.
Some welds only have to look right. Others have to hold air or water, and a pinhole you cannot see will find its way out on the water or under load.
So anything sealed, like a pontoon tube, a tank or a line, is pressurized after the repair and every seam is checked for leaks. If something shows, it gets fixed and tested again before it leaves.
- Service area
- Pinellas, Pasco & Hillsborough
- Hours
- Open 24 hours
- Metals
- Aluminum & steel
- Rating
- 5.0 on Google

What we test.
Pontoon tubes
After patches, seam repairs and bracket work. See weld repair.
Tanks
Welded tanks and reservoirs that have to hold liquid.
Lines & fittings
Welded pipe and fittings after a repair or a new build.
New fabrications
Sealed boxes, tubes and vessels we build. See custom fabrication.
Pressurize. Check every seam.
Weld
The repair or new seam is welded and allowed to cool.
Seal & pressurize
The part is sealed and brought up to a pressure that suits what it is and what it holds.
Check every seam
Each weld is checked for leaks while the part holds pressure.
Fix & retest
Anything that leaks is welded again and the test is repeated.
From the job site.



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Pressure Testing questions.
What pressure do you test to?
It depends on the part and what it holds. Tell us what it is for and Benjamin will explain how he will test it before any work starts.
Do you test pontoon tubes after a repair?
Yes. Tube welds are leak-checked under pressure before the boat goes back in the water.
Do you provide a certified test?
Ask before the job starts. If your part needs a certified or documented test, say so up front and Benjamin will tell you what he can provide.
Pressure Testing near you.
Pressure Testing is available in every town we serve. Pick yours for local details and drive times.
Text a photo. Get a straight answer.
Tell us what broke or what you want built. It goes straight to Benjamin, the owner.