Mobile and Workshop Welding in Clacton-on-Sea
We weld steel, stainless steel, aluminium and cast iron for homes, trades and businesses across Clacton and the Tendring coast. We come to you, or you bring it to our workshop.
Broken gates, snapped brackets, cracked frames and one-off jobs. If it's metal and it needs joining or fixing, send us a photo.
Welding Jobs We Take On
Repairs
Gates that have dropped, railings that have snapped, brackets and frames that have cracked. A repair is often cheaper than a replacement.
On-site welding
Gates, railings, frames and steelwork that can't easily be moved. We bring our own generator, so we can weld anywhere, with or without power on site.
Aluminium welding
Aluminium needs different kit and more skill than steel, so plenty of welders turn it down. We don't.
Trailer, plant and boat repairs
Cracked trailer frames, broken drawbars, bent plant parts and boat fittings, welded and back in use.
One-off parts
A bracket, a frame, a stand or a mount, made and welded to your measurements.
Trade and commercial welding
Welding for builders, landscapers, pubs and small businesses, from site repairs to bar frames.
Steel, Stainless, Aluminium and Cast Iron
Each metal welds differently. We'll tell you whether your job can be welded, and the best way to do it.
Steel
The most common metal we weld. Strong, reliable, and used for gates, railings, frames and structural parts. It needs protecting from rust once welded, especially near the sea.
Stainless steel
Won't rust and keeps a clean finish, so it's used for handrails, bar fittings, catering equipment and marine parts. It needs a neat, controlled weld to stay rust-free.
Aluminium
Light and rust-free, but harder to weld well. It conducts heat fast and needs a clean, controlled weld. Common in trailers, boat fittings, frames and seafront metalwork.
Cast iron
Found in old gates, railings, machinery and engine parts. It's brittle and cracks easily if it heats or cools too fast, so it needs careful repair.
Mobile Welding, We Come to You
Some jobs can't come to the workshop. A dropped gate, a snapped railing, a cracked trailer or a frame bolted to a building. Send us a photo first and we'll tell you if it can be fixed where it stands.
We carry our own generator, so we don't need power on site. A field, a farmyard, a boatyard, a building site or the bottom of your garden, we can weld it where it is.
How a Welding Job Works
1
Send us the details
A photo of the part or the damage is enough to start. Or just ring.
2
We take a look.
We'll tell you whether it's a job for our workshop or one we should come out to.
3
You get a written quote
Your quote will be emailed for you to confirm we are all set.
4
We weld it, on site or in the workshop
We come to you with our own generator, or you can drop smaller items off at our workshop in Clacton-on-Sea.
5
We finish it
We will provide a secure, quality finish on all our work.