Trailer welding repair, at your place within 24 to 48 hours

Searching trailer welding repair near me usually means the trailer is already loaded, or it is sitting dead in the driveway with a gate that will not latch. We come to the trailer. Utility trailers, landscape trailers, dump trailers, car haulers and steel boat trailers across the Capital Region, welded where they sit.

Text a photo of the break and your town to (518) 245-6817. You get a number today and a day within 24 to 48 hours.

What breaks on trailers

  • Gate hinges that tear out of the tube
  • Ramps that crack at the hinge or the mesh
  • Latches and latch keepers that bend or break
  • Fenders cracked or torn off the bracket
  • Deck supports and cross members rusted or split
  • Side rails, stake pockets and tie down points pulled loose
  • Spring hangers and brackets that cracked at the weld

How we fix a trailer on site

Most trailer repairs are mild steel tube and angle, which is what the MIG rig is set up for. We cut out the cracked section when there is no good metal left, sleeve or gusset where the load concentrates, and weld it through. A hinge gets a new pin and a plate, not just a bead over the crack.

Tongues, couplers, hitch receivers and safety chain points are load rated parts that go down the road at speed. We look at them, but that work waits until the business carries liability coverage, and we will tell you straight if your job is one of those.

What to text us

  • A photo of the break with the whole part in frame
  • A second photo close up if it is a crack
  • What the trailer hauls
  • The town, and whether the trailer can move

Text a photo of the break and your trailer welding repair is scheduled today. Text (518) 245-6817.

Where we do this most

Other work we do on site: mobile welding, gate and railing repair, exhaust repair, equipment repair, fabrication.

Questions people ask

Can you weld my trailer where it is parked?

Yes. The rig has its own power. Driveway, yard, job site or storage lot. The trailer does not need to move.

Do you repair trailer tongues and couplers?

Not until liability insurance is in place. Those parts carry the load at highway speed. Gates, ramps, fenders, latches, hinges, rails and deck supports are what we take on today.

Do you weld stainless or cast iron parts on a trailer?

Yes. Stainless with MIG and cast iron with the process it needs. Most trailer frames and gates are mild steel, which is the everyday work.

How long does a trailer gate hinge take?

Most hinge and latch jobs are done in one visit. You get the date in the text and we show up on it.

What if the crack is worse than the photo?

You hear it before any work starts and you decide. The number does not change on you after the fact.