MIG
“MIG” or Metal Inert Gas welding processes use a wire electrode fed through a welding machine to join two pieces of metal. MIG can be used on Stainless, Mild Steels and Aluminum. It is often considered the most efficient welding process, as it does not require extended waiting periods or frequent adjustments. MIG is highly versatile, and can be used on metals of varying thickness.
TIG
“TIG” or Tungsten Inert Gas welding is widely regarded as the most aesthetically pleasing and precise form of welding. This process is highly desirable in high end automotive applications, as it lends itself well to the types and sizes of metals used in these applications.
Stick
Stick welding uses a handheld electrode (referred to as the stick) to join two pieces of metal. While often regarded as less precise than MIG or TIG processes, stick processes provide strong welds that are ideal for thick steels, chromes, and certain alloys such as those seen in heavy farm/construction equipment and machinery.
Services
Using the above processes, we are able to provide customers with a myriad of services, including, but not limited to:
Heavy equipment modification and repair (farm, construction, industrial, etc.)
Automotive modification and upgrade, such as diesel bullet-proofing, frame reinforcements, muffler work, and more
Custom exterior banisters and railings
Boat and marine equipment
Trailer fabrication and repair
Trailer hitches
And many more… just ask!