Expert Coded Welding in Lymington, Hampshire

You might have heard the term "coded" thrown around, but in plain English, it means our welders have been rigorously tested and certified to meet specific industry standards. We are talking about BS EN 1090-1 and Execution Class 2 (EXC2) certifications. This isn't just a bit of paper—it is your guarantee that the work meets UK Building Regulations. If you are a developer or a site manager, this is what keeps the building inspectors happy and ensures your insurance stays valid. After all, why risk the integrity of a whole structure on an uncertified weld when you can have a specialist handle it?

Lymington's maritime heritage is part of its soul, and we are proud to support the local marine industry with specialised fabrication. From hull repairs to custom stainless steel fittings for vessels, our coded welding ensures your boat or marine structure can handle the harsh, salty conditions of the Solent. We work extensively with stainless steel and aluminium, using TIG welding for those clean, precise finishes that look as good as they perform. Whether you're at a local boatyard or have a private mooring, we can bring our expertise directly to the water's edge.

Sometimes you simply can't bring the work to us. Maybe it's a piece of heavy plant machinery that has snapped on a job site in the New Forest, or a structural beam that needs a modification mid-build. That is where our mobile welding units come in. We cover a 25-mile radius around Lymington, reaching out across Hampshire and the surrounding areas. We are fully equipped for MIG, TIG, and MMA (stick) welding on-site, which saves you the massive headache of transport and avoids unnecessary downtime on your project.

No two jobs are ever quite the same. You might need a heavy-duty structural frame for a home extension one day and a delicate architectural balustrade the next. We have the kit and the expertise to handle mild steel, carbon steel, and aluminium with ease. By using the right process for the right material—like MIG for speed on large frames or TIG for high-precision work—we ensure every weld is deep, clean, and strong. Every single weld we produce follows strict Weld Procedure Specifications (WPS), so there is no guesswork involved in the safety of your project.