Expert Metal Repairs Alterations in Newport, Isle of Wight

If you're in the middle of a home extension or a loft conversion in Newport, you've probably realised that plans can change once the walls come down. Maybe that RSJ you ordered needs a slight modification, or a support post needs to be moved to make room for those new bi-fold doors. We specialise in structural steelwork alterations that keep your project moving. We don't just 'weld it and hope'; as BS EN 1090-1 accredited fabricators, we ensure every change meets UK Building Regulations. It’s all about making sure your home stays safe and sound, giving you and your building inspector total peace of mind.

There is nothing more frustrating than a digger bucket snapping or a trailer frame cracking right when you're in the middle of a busy shift. We know that taking heavy machinery to a workshop isn't always an option. That’s why our mobile site welding units are always ready to head out across the Island. We bring the workshop to you, equipped for MIG, TIG, and Stick welding. We’ve spent years fixing everything from agricultural equipment to heavy industrial plant, focusing on strong, durable repairs that get your gear back into action as quickly as possible.

Being based in Newport means we’re never far from the water, and we all know what salt air does to metal. Marine corrosion is a constant battle for boat owners and commercial operators alike. We provide specialist marine fabrication and repairs, working with mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminium. Whether it's repairing a hull, fixing a deck fitting, or modifying a boat trailer, we use the right techniques to ensure the repair lasts in the harsh coastal environment. Our coded welders understand the precision required for marine work, ensuring every joint is watertight and structurally sound.

You might hear the term 'coded welding' thrown around a lot, but what does it actually mean for you? Essentially, it means our welders have been independently tested and certified to work on critical, load-bearing joints. When we’re working on Execution Class 2 (EXC2) projects, there’s no room for error. Whether we’re performing metal repairs on a commercial warehouse or making alterations to a bespoke metalwork staircase, we follow strict Weld Procedure Specifications. It’s the difference between a quick patch-up and a professional repair that stands the test of time.