
We run MIG, TIG, and stick processes on mild steel, stainless, and aluminum, plus cast iron repair on a case-by-case basis. Typical work includes structural steel, handrails and stair railings, trailer frames and decks, equipment repair, custom brackets and mounts, gates, and one-off parts built to your drawings or ours. If you're not sure whether something is in our wheelhouse, send a photo and we'll tell you straight.
Both. Our shop in Fargo, ND handles anything you can haul in, and our mobile rig covers Fargo, West Fargo, Moorhead, Dilworth, Horace, and the surrounding area within roughly 25 miles. Mobile work makes sense when the piece can't be moved — building repairs, equipment in the field, structural work on site. Shop work is usually faster and cheaper when hauling is practical, so we'll tell you which way saves you money.
Yes. Most of what we build starts as a phone photo, a sketch on notebook paper, or measurements read off a tape. We'll work through the design with you, flag anything that won't hold up under load, and confirm the details before we cut steel. If the job needs stamped drawings for permitting, we'll let you know early and can point you toward an engineer.
Regularly. Bucket and blade repair, cracked frames, hitches and receivers, auger flighting, grain handling equipment, skid steer attachments, snowplow mounts, trailer tongues, and deck repairs are all routine here. We can also fabricate custom attachments and modify existing equipment to fit your machine.
Clean off heavy dirt, grease, and paint where you can — it speeds up the job and lowers your bill. Anything that held fuel, oil, or chemicals must be drained and purged before it comes near an arc; if you're unsure how, leave it to us rather than risk it. Let us know about hydraulic lines, wiring, bearings, or seals near the repair area so we can protect them.