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What will you not take on
Structural steel for buildings, because it needs an engineer's calculations and certification we do not hold.
If you need coded pressure vessel welding, we will point you to a specialist firm instead.
We turn away gas appliance work and any job that requires a Gas Safe registration we do not have.
Anything on a car or van that needs roadworthiness sign-off is not something we can put our name to.
Send a photo and a short description, or ring the workshop, and we will tell you honestly whether it is something we can take on.
Talk to usBefore you book
For most repairs, yes. A photo helps, but we usually want to look at the metal, check the thickness and see what has failed before putting a figure on it.
Bring the whole part if you can, not just the broken piece. Any bolts, brackets or fittings that belong with it help us line the repair up properly.
Yes, we weld both, along with mild steel. Stainless and aluminium need cleaner prep and a slower hand, so we will talk through the job first if it is thin or awkward.
For fixed things like gates, railings and plant that cannot be moved, we can bring the welding kit to you around Bristol. It depends on the job and access, so ask first.
We agree the price before we start, then you can pay by bank transfer or card once the work is finished and you have seen it. Small jobs are settled on collection.
We say so. Sometimes the metal is too thin or too far gone, and a new piece is the better spend. We would rather tell you that than take the money.
How does it work
Ring the workshop or send a message with a photo and what the part does. The more we know up front, the more useful our first answer will be.
You bring the part in, or we come out to it, and we assess what needs cutting out and rebuilding. Then you get a clear price before anything starts.
The work is prepped, welded and cleaned up in the workshop. We check it fits and holds, and we will ring you if something changes along the way.
Most jobs are collected from the workshop. For gates, railings and fixed items, we can arrange to fit them back in place once the welding is done.
Where are we
The workshop is open on weekdays for drop-ins and collections, and you can ring or email us with a description of the job at any time.