Expert Metal Repairs Alterations in Salisbury, Wiltshire

When it comes to anything load-bearing, you need to know the person behind the mask knows their stuff. We don't take shortcuts with safety. Our team consists of fully coded welders, and we’re proud to operate under the BS EN 1090-1 standards for Execution Class 2 (EXC2). This isn't just a fancy badge; it’s your guarantee that any structural alterations we make to your RSJs or universal beams are fully compliant with UK Building Regulations. Whether it's a loft conversion in the city centre or an industrial unit near Amesbury, we ensure the structural integrity is never in doubt.

Most of the time, the metal that needs fixing isn't exactly easy to move. You can't exactly pop a mezzanine floor or a fixed staircase in the back of a van, can you? That’s why we’ve invested in fully equipped mobile welding units. We regularly travel within a 25-mile radius of Salisbury to provide on-site repairs and alterations. Using a mix of MIG, TIG, and stick welding, we can handle everything from stainless steel kitchen modifications to heavy-duty carbon steel repairs on-site, saving you the time and expense of transport.

Metal is incredibly durable, but it’s not invincible. Corrosion, accidents, or simply a change in how a building is used can mean your existing steelwork needs a bit of a rethink. We specialise in metalwork restoration and bespoke alterations. Perhaps you've bought a heritage property with rusted railings that need sympathetic repairs, or maybe you need to modify an existing structural post to make room for new bi-fold doors. We use precision techniques like plasma and oxy-fuel cutting to remove damaged sections before welding in fresh, high-quality steel that blends in perfectly.

For our industrial and agricultural clients in Wiltshire, we know that downtime is a dirty word. If a digger bucket snaps or a processing line frame fails, it costs you money every hour it sits idle. We're experienced in heavy-duty repairs for plant and machinery, often performing 'reverse engineering' on-site to fabricate replacement parts that are no longer available off the shelf. By using high-integrity welding processes, we make sure your equipment is back in action and tough enough to handle the daily grind again.