Mobile welding / shop fabrication

Broken metal.
Fresh ideas.
Built right.

FieldForge brings welding to your repair and turns practical ideas into custom metalwork. Gates, trailers, racks and brackets—for homes, farms and businesses that need things to work.

Repair on site. Fabricate in the shop.

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Our word, before our weld.

Written estimatesApproval before fabricationHot-work precautions

01 / The work

Useful metalwork.
No unnecessary fuss.

A broken hinge. A rack that doesn't fit. Equipment that needs a better bracket. Start with the problem—we'll help define the build.

At your location

Mobile repairs

For the metalwork that's easier to repair where it stands. Bring us the details on your gate, fence, trailer, handrail or equipment bracket.

Site access, material condition and safe working space are reviewed before work begins.

Made to fit

Shop fabrication

Welding tables, storage racks, carts, stands and custom brackets. Share dimensions and how you'll use it; the design starts there.

Purpose-built pieces

Racks, cages & specialty parts

Scuba-tank racks for dive operations, generator cages, firewood racks and press-brake parts. Practical builds for specific spaces and everyday use.

Scope matters: engineered structural work is outside our offering. Intended use and load limits are discussed as part of the estimate.

02 / The estimate

Clear scope.
Clear costs.

No invented flat rate for a job we haven't seen. Repair and fabrication pricing depends on the work, materials and location.

Mobile service call

Minimum charge + travel + hourly labor. The estimate sets out the applicable charges before you approve the work.

Custom fabrication

Materials and markup, design, labor and finishing—itemized around your build.

Repeat products

Quoted by size and specification, with a deposit before fabrication. Local delivery is discussed separately.

Booking options

Available services and their listed rates appear below. Custom work requires an agreed scope.

03 / Let's make it work

Got a repair?
Got a better idea?

Start with a few photos, rough dimensions and what the piece needs to do. Good information makes for a better estimate—and a better build.

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