Heavy plate work, custom assemblies, and structural steel builds handled at the shop in Marshville. Built to hold up - not just to look good.
What We Do
Structural welding is a different animal than basic repair work. When you're building something that has to carry load, support equipment, or hold up in harsh conditions, the fit-up, prep, and execution matter a lot more than most people realize. That's where the shop in Marshville comes in - customers bring their projects, parts, and components in, and the shop is set up specifically for this kind of work with the equipment and space to handle heavy plate, tube, and structural steel properly.
Matt does both structural builds from scratch and fabrication repairs on existing structures. That covers everything from skid frames and equipment mounts to custom assemblies, weld-out repairs on heavy plate, and structural components that need to be built to spec. Whether you're bringing in a drawing, a busted weld on a beam, or a component that needs to be rebuilt. Drop it off at the shop and we'll get it handled.
Working in a controlled shop environment means better access, better positioning, and better results than trying to do heavy structural work in the field. For complex builds, large assemblies, or components that need to be rebuilt from scratch, bringing it to the shop is almost always the right call. You drop it off, Matt takes it from there, and you pick it up finished. If the work genuinely can't be moved and has to happen on-site, that option exists - but the shop is where this kind of fabrication is done best.
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Services Included
Most structural projects fit somewhere in this list. If yours doesn't, call and describe what you need - it's probably something the shop can handle.
Cutting, fitting, and welding heavy plate for structural components, wear surfaces, and equipment reinforcement. Proper preheat, filler selection, and technique for plate work that holds under real load.
Custom skid frames built to your footprint and load requirements. Generator skids, pump bases, equipment mounts, and other structural base frames fabricated in the shop to spec.
Multi-piece structural assemblies built in the shop - from simple brackets and supports to complex multi-component weldments. Each piece is fitted and tacked in place before final weld-out so everything lines up right.
Cracked welds, failed joints, bent structural members, and overloaded connections can often be repaired or reinforced in the shop. Better and often cheaper than replacing the whole structure.
Booms, dippers, frames, buckets, and other load-bearing equipment components. Structural repairs and replacement parts fabricated in the shop when OEM parts are unavailable or cost-prohibitive.
Barn structures, feed equipment frames, conveyor supports, and other agricultural and light industrial structural work. If it's steel and it needs to be solid, the shop can build it.
How It Works
Structural fab projects need clear communication from the start. Here's how most jobs go.
Call or stop by the shop and walk Matt through what you need. Bring drawings, measurements, or the broken component itself. The more detail you have when you come in, the more accurate the quote and timeline.
Matt assesses the scope - material requirements, fabrication time, complexity - and gives you a straight quote. No runaround, no vague estimates. You will know what it costs before any work starts.
The structure gets built in the shop with proper layout, cutting, fit-up, tacking, and final weld-out. Working in a controlled environment means better access to every joint and consistent results from start to finish.
Once it's done, you come back to the shop and pick it up. Matt will walk you through the finished work so you know exactly what you're taking home. If you need help coordinating transport for a large assembly, just bring it up when you drop the project off.
Why Choose Us
Structural welding isn't just about melting metal together. It's about knowing the right process, the right filler, the right preheat, and the right sequence so the finished weld is actually as strong as the base material. Matt has been doing structural and fabrication work long enough to know the difference between a weld that will hold and one that won't. The shop in Marshville is set up with what it takes to do this kind of work correctly - not just quickly.
FAQ
Common questions before bringing a structural project to the shop.
Get in Touch
Call (704) 291-0286 or send a message. Tell Matt what you need built or repaired and he'll let you know what it takes.
Mon-Fri 7am-5pm • Serving a 50-mile radius from Marshville, NC