Expert Metal Repairs Alterations in Lymington, Hampshire

Planning an extension or a loft conversion in the New Forest? Often, you’ll find that the original steel beams – those RSJs your builder mentioned – need a bit of tweaking or reinforcing once the walls come down. We specialise in structural steelwork alterations that meet all the necessary safety standards. Because we’re UKAS-accredited to BS EN 1090-1 and work to Execution Class 2 (EXC2), you can rest easy knowing the work will pass building control without a hitch. It’s not just about welding two bits of metal together; it’s about making sure your home stays solid and safe for the long haul.

If you’re running a farm in the New Forest or a construction site near Southampton, broken equipment means lost money. A cracked digger bucket or a snapped bracket on a trailer shouldn't ground your whole operation. We offer mobile site welding, which means we bring the workshop to you. Our coded welders can handle heavy-duty repairs on-site, using MIG, TIG, or Stick welding depending on what the job calls for. We’ve seen it all, from buckled frames to worn-out hinges, and we know how to get them back to working order quickly and safely.

Living by the Solent is a treat, but the salt water isn't particularly kind to metal. We do a lot of marine fabrication and repair work around Lymington’s marinas and boatyards. From stainless steel railings that have seen better days to structural hull repairs, we use the right materials to fight off corrosion. Whether it’s aluminium or high-grade stainless steel, we have the specialized kit and the know-how to ensure your vessel or dockside equipment can handle the harsh coastal conditions. We're used to the precision needed for marine work where there's no room for error.

You might hear us talk about being 'coded welders' or meeting specific UK standards. In plain English, it means our work is independently checked and certified. It’s a guarantee that when we fix a load-bearing beam or a safety-critical joint, the weld is as strong as the metal itself. For residential homeowners and commercial contractors alike, this compliance is essential for insurance and peace of mind. We don't believe in 'quick fixes' that won't last; we use techniques like CNC profiling and plasma cutting to ensure every alteration is precise and professional.