Welding

TIG, MIG, and spot welding for cosmetic joints, structural welds, and complete enclosure assembly across all core fabrication materials.

WHAT IS IT

Precisionweldsbuiltforstrength,durability,andreliability.

Cut and formed parts are fitted, welded, and ground clean in-house. MIG, TIG, and spot processes are matched to the joint and material.

Assemblies stay under one roof from blank to finished weldment, with the same tracking that followed the cut.

MIG welder joining assembly components with bright arc and sparks
Welding: Reliable welds that meet the demands of every application.

When to weld here

Reliableweldsthatmeetthedemandsofeveryapplication.

Our welding services combine MIG, TIG, and spot welding capabilities to create strong, durable metal assemblies for a wide range of industries. From brackets and frames to guards, enclosures, and custom fabricated components, we provide precise welds that transform individual parts into reliable finished assemblies built for performance.

How it works

Fit-up, weld, and inspect the assembly

1 · FIT-UP

Fit the assembly

Parts from shear, laser, punch, and form are squared and clamped to the print before any arc is struck.

FIT-UP · SQUARE · CLAMP

Fit the assemblyWeld the jointsInspect and finish

Process match

MIG, TIG, or spot: pick for the joint

MIG & spot

  • Production speed on steel assemblies
  • Strong fillets on brackets and frames
  • Spot for sheet overlaps and panels
  • Workhorse choice for most fab weldments

TIG

  • Cleaner beads on stainless and aluminum
  • Tighter control on visible joints
  • Thinner sections and precision fit-ups
  • When appearance and heat input matter

If the drawing does not call a process, we recommend one at quote time from material and joint type.

Talk it through

Equipment

Capabilities & Specs

ProcessMaterialsBest For
TIGStainless · Aluminum · CR/HR SteelCosmetic joints and thin gauge
MIGSteel · Stainless · GalvanizedStructural welds
Spot WeldSteel · Galvanized · StainlessEnclosures and sheet assemblies

Materials

Material Capabilities

Cold Rolled Steel (CRS) sheet metal sample

Cold Rolled Steel (CRS)

Smooth, consistent CRS for general fabrication. It is strong, weldable, and economical for brackets, frames, and formed parts.

  • Smooth finish
  • Weldable
  • Cost-effective
Best for
BracketsFramesFormed parts
Hot Rolled Pickled & Oiled sheet metal sample

Hot Rolled Pickled & Oiled

HR P&O plate and sheet with mill scale removed and a light oil coat, ready for cutting, forming, and welding.

  • Scale-free
  • Weldable
  • Production-ready
Best for
Structural partsHeavier gaugeWelded assemblies
Stainless Steel 304 sheet metal sample

Stainless Steel 304

304 stainless in 2B and #4 finishes for corrosion resistance and clean cosmetic surfaces.

  • 2B finish
  • #4 finish
  • Corrosion resistant
Best for
EnclosuresVisible partsCorrosion-prone areas
Aluminum & Coated Steels sheet metal sample

Aluminum & Coated Steels

Aluminum for lightweight parts, plus galvanized and other coated steels for weather and washdown environments.

  • Lightweight aluminum
  • Coated steels
  • Corrosion protected
Best for
Lightweight partsOutdoor equipmentCoated sheet

Need a different alloy or grade? Send the spec and we’ll confirm the fit.

Send a Spec

Tradeoffs

Advantages & considerations

Advantages

TIG, MIG, and spot processes matched to the joint, not one-size-fits-all
Cosmetic stainless and aluminum work with clean, consistent beads
Structural welds inspected on every job
Fit-up quality controlled because cutting and forming happen in-house

Considerations

Weld heat can distort thin material, and fixturing and sequencing add setup time
Installation work may require a site visit before a firm quote

Start a job

How to order

  1. 1

    Submit Drawings / Specs

    Send weldment drawings, joint specs, and material callouts.

  2. 2

    Site Visit or Quote

    Shop weldments quote from drawings; installs may get a site visit first.

  3. 3

    Fabrication & Welding

    Parts are fixtured, welded to procedure, and inspected.

  4. 4

    Delivery / Install

    Finished weldments ship crated, or our team installs on site.

FAQ

Welding questions

(905) 678-0249