Welding and Fabrication Services in Midland, TX
In-house welding. The vehicle does not leave the shop.
In-house welding means we do not have to send your vehicle or equipment somewhere else for structural or custom work. It stays in the shop. It gets done right. It gets inspected before it leaves. The same standard that runs our diesel repair and heavy equipment repair work applies here.
Welding Services · Midland, TX
In-House Welding Capability
Vehicles and heavy equipment do not have to leave the property for weld work. Our welding and fabrication shop runs out of the same 140 by 150 ft facility as the mechanical and paint shops, covering frame, structural, repair, and custom work.
Structural Frame Welding
Frame repair and structural welds on trucks, trailers, heavy equipment, and commercial vehicles. Damage assessed, metal prepped, welded to spec, and inspected before the vehicle goes back to work.
Explore Structural Frame WeldingEquipment Welding
Welding on bulldozers, excavators, loaders, telehandlers, and skid loaders. Buckets, arms, frames, and attachments repaired in the shop or on-site via our crane service trucks. See our full heavy equipment repair capability.
Explore Equipment WeldingCustom Fabrication
One-off brackets, equipment mounts, repair plates, and custom metal work. Bring the drawing, the damaged part, or the goal. We will quote it honestly and build it correctly.
Explore Custom FabricationRepair Welding for Vehicles and Equipment
Repair welds on exhaust, suspension components, fuel tanks, and mechanical parts that crack or break under load. In-house so the repair is part of one job, not shipped out to a third-party welder.
Explore Repair Welding
The Vehicle Does Not Leave For Weld Work.
A lot of shops list welding and then ship the job out to a third-party welder. That turns a one-week repair into a three-week repair and passes three different quality standards through the invoice.
We weld in-house. The work stays in the shop, under the same supervision and the same inspection standard as the rest of the repair. Whether it is paired with diesel mechanical work, heavy equipment repair, or paint and body work, it is one job, one quote, one timeline.
Structural welding, repair welds, and custom fabrication all happen in our Midland, TX facility. The vehicle does not leave the shop for weld work. The repair timeline stays under one roof.
Equipment that cannot be hauled in gets welded where it sits. Our two crane service trucks, rated at 7,000 lb. and 8,000 lb., carry welding capability for on-site work across West Texas and the Permian Basin.
Every weld is inspected before the job leaves. Structural welds do not get cosmetic sign off. If it is not right, it does not go back to the customer until it is.
Common Questions
Welding FAQ
Do you do welding in-house or send it out?
We do welding in-house. Structural frame work, equipment welding, repair welding, and custom fabrication all happen in our 140 by 150 ft Midland, TX facility. We do not ship vehicles or equipment out to a third-party welder. The work stays in the shop and it gets inspected before release.
Can you weld on heavy equipment and commercial vehicles?
Yes. We weld on bulldozers, excavators, loaders, telehandlers, semi trucks, trailers, service trucks, and fleet vehicles across Midland, Odessa, and the Permian Basin. Our 140 by 150 ft facility is built for equipment that does not fit in a standard shop, and our crane service trucks let us handle field welds when hauling is not practical.
Do you do structural frame welding?
Yes. Structural welding is part of what we do, including frame repair on trucks, heavy equipment, and commercial vehicles in Midland, TX. We assess the damage, prep the metal, weld to spec, and inspect the repair before the vehicle goes back to work. No cosmetic tack welds on structural metal. See our structural frame welding page for the full process.
Do you do custom fabrication and one-off projects?
Yes. Custom fabrication, one-off brackets, equipment mounts, and modification work are all in-house services in Midland, TX. Bring the drawing, the damaged part, or the goal and we will quote it honestly. We do not pretend to be a full machine shop, but if it can be welded and fabricated we can build it. See our custom fabrication page for the kind of work we take on.
Can you do on-site welding with your service trucks?
Yes, for the right jobs. Our two crane service trucks, rated at 7,000 lb. and 8,000 lb., carry welding capability for field work on heavy equipment that cannot be hauled in. We cover a 100 mile service radius from Midland, TX serving Odessa, West Texas, and the Permian Basin. Call us with the job and we will tell you whether on-site equipment welding or in-shop work is the right answer.
The Standard We Weld To
Welds Hold. Jobs Stay On Site.
Scope
In-House, Not Outsourced
Structural, equipment, repair, and custom fabrication welding all in one facility. The vehicle stays in the shop. The repair timeline stays under one roof.
Field Capability
On-Site Field Welding
Equipment that cannot be hauled in gets welded where it sits. Field welding across a 100 mile service radius from Midland, TX.
Quality Control
Inspected Before Release
Every weld is inspected before the job leaves. Structural welds do not get cosmetic sign off. If it is not right, it does not go back to the customer until it is.
Need Welding Work?
Call us with the job. Structural repair, equipment weld, or custom fabrication. We will tell you whether it is in-shop or a field call, quote it honestly, and do the work where it is supposed to be done. Serving Midland, Odessa, and the Permian Basin.