Tampa Bay welding, aluminum and steel.
TIG and MIG work on pontoons, railings, trailers and frames, welded on site or brought to us.
The right process for the metal.
Every job starts with what the metal is and where it lives. Aluminum on a pontoon tube or a porch rail gets TIG welded, slow and clean, because aluminum punishes shortcuts.
Heavier steel on trailers, frames and equipment usually gets MIG. Either way the prep is the same: cut out what is cracked or rotten, grind back to clean metal, fit it tight, then weld.
That prep is where most of a weld’s strength comes from, and it is the part that gets skipped when someone is in a hurry.
- Service area
- Pinellas, Pasco & Hillsborough
- Hours
- Open 24 hours
- Metals
- Aluminum & steel
- Rating
- 5.0 on Google
What we weld.
Pontoon tubes & boats
Aluminum tube seams, patches and brackets, TIG welded and pressure tested when they hold air or water.
Railings & gates
Aluminum and steel railings, posts and gates welded where they stand. More on railings and stairs.
Trailers
Tongues, frames, crossmembers and mounts that cracked under load.
Equipment
Skid steer plates, buckets, brackets and mounts for crews that need it back on the job.
Frames & stands
Tube frames, stands and supports, built new or repaired. See custom fabrication.
Small parts
Brackets, hinges, mounts and anything else that snapped. No job is too small to call about.
On site or brought in.
On site
Railings, stairs, gates, boats on trailers and anything bolted down get welded where they are.
Brought to us
Brackets, parts and smaller frames can be dropped off or picked up. Benjamin sets that up when you call.
From the job site.
“Had some aluminum railings on my porch that needed to be repaired, Ben was fast, kind, and communicative! Highly recommend, he does an amazing job!😊”
Welding questions.
Do you weld aluminum?
Yes. Aluminum is a big part of the work: pontoon tubes, rail panels, porch railings and brackets, TIG welded.
Can you weld it where it is?
Usually. Railings, stairs, gates and boats on trailers are welded on site. Benjamin will tell you on the call if a part is better done off site.
How do I get a price?
Text a photo to (727) 768-3766 with something in the shot for scale and the town it is in. Benjamin will tell you what it takes. The metal, the access and the time decide the price, so a photo helps a lot.
When can I call?
Any time. The line is open 24 hours, 7 days a week.
Welding near you.
Welding 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.