Dallas, TX · Trailer & Truck Welding — Dallas
Mobile trailer and truck welding in Dallas
Cracked trailer frames, torn-off hitches, bent ramps and worn couplers welded where the trailer sits — your driveway, your yard or the shop lot. No tow, no drop-off, no waiting on a shop queue.
Most trailer repairs $200–$900; heavy frame work quoted by scope
What's included
- Frame and crossmember crack repair with proper prep and reinforcement
- Receiver hitches, pintles, gooseneck couplers and safety chain loops
- Ramp, gate and dovetail repair or replacement
- Fender, side rail, stake pocket and tie-down D-ring work
- Headache racks, ladder racks, toolbox mounts and bumpers
- Utility, dump, car hauler, equipment, livestock and enclosed trailers
- Fleet work for contractors, landscapers and hauling companies
Common questions
Can you weld my trailer at my house?
Yes — that is most of this work. The truck carries its own generator and gas, so a driveway, gravel lot or job site all work fine.
Is a welded frame crack safe to tow on?
Done right, yes. We grind the crack out to clean metal, drill-stop the ends where needed, weld it full penetration and add plate or angle reinforcement so it does not simply crack again beside the old repair.
Do you weld aluminum trailers?
Yes. Aluminum utility and enclosed trailers are TIG or spool-gun welded depending on thickness and location.
Can you handle fleet trailers on a schedule?
Yes. We run recurring visits for contractors and hauling fleets, knock out a batch of repairs in one trip, and invoice per unit so it is easy to track.
Serving the whole metroplex
Crews run daily out of Dallas. Tell us the address and we'll measure the run, check the property line and send a fixed-price quote.
- Dallas
- Plano
- Frisco
- Irving
- Garland
- Richardson
- Mesquite
- Carrollton
- Grand Prairie
- Arlington
- McKinney
- Rowlett