Can Scott fix an aluminum boat on my property in Dunrobin?

Often yes. Scott welds aluminum with TIG and MIG, so cracked seams, damaged transoms and bent frames on small boats and pontoons are work he does. Send photos of the damage and tell him where the boat sits, and he will say if the rig can do it on site.

My utility trailer tongue has cracked. Can it be fixed here?

Yes. Trailer tongues, hitches and crossmembers are part of his Wagons & Trailers work, and he can strengthen the joint while it is open. If the trailer is road-worthy enough to tow, you can also bring it to the shop. Photos of the crack help him quote it.

Will the rig get to a property on a long driveway?

Usually, since it is built for reaching homes, farms and cottages. Tell him about the drive, any gates, and how close he can park to the damage. If there is no good access, he may suggest bringing the part to his shop in Stittsville instead.

Can Scott build something custom for a rural lot?

Yes. Custom fabrication and custom projects are on his list, from a gate and frame built to your opening to a rack, bracket or fire pit surround. Describe the space, send a sketch or photos, and he gives you a price before starting.

Service area

Mobile Welding in Dunrobin

Dunrobin lies in the rural northwest of the City of Ottawa, north of Kanata and not far from the Ottawa River. Properties here tend to be large: acreages with workshops, hobby farms with fenced paddocks, and riverside lots with docks and boat lifts. That adds up to a lot of metal that someone has to keep in shape.

Scott's Wagons & Mobile Welding comes to those properties with a rig built for repairs on site. A utility trailer with a cracked tongue, a gate that has dropped off its post, or a ramp with a broken weld can all be fixed in the driveway or the field, so nothing has to be loaded, towed and unloaded again. He works in mild steel, stainless and aluminum, and he uses TIG and MIG welding depending on the metal.

Dunrobin residents often tow things: snowmobile and ATV trailers, flat decks for hauling firewood and landscaping loads, boats to the river. Wagons and trailers are a regular part of Scott's work, from side rails and crossmembers to hitch modifications. If you have a custom idea, say a steel rack for a workshop wall or a fire pit surround, he builds it as a one-off. Parts that travel well can be brought to the shop in Stittsville instead.

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Getting to Dunrobin

Dunrobin is about 29 minutes from Stittsville by car, so Scott can reach most properties in the area in a single trip. Send photos by text, or call, and describe where the work is and how the rig can get in. He quotes before starting, then either comes out or has you bring the piece to the shop.

What we offer

Mobile Welding The welder comes to you. Repairs and fabrication on site, at your home, farm, shop or job site.
Welding Repairs Cracked, snapped and worn metal welded back stronger than it broke.
Custom Fabrication Brackets, frames, racks, ramps and one-off parts, cut and welded to fit.
Custom Projects Your idea in metal: gates, railings, furniture, signs and one-of-a-kind builds.
Wagons & Trailers Wagons and trailers repaired, rebuilt and modified: frames, tongues, decks and ramps.
Aluminum Welding TIG and MIG on aluminum: boats, docks, ramps, truck boxes and trailers.
Stainless Steel Stainless repairs and fabrication with matched filler and a clean finish.
Mild Steel & Structural The everyday steel: frames, posts, railings, trailers and heavy brackets.
TIG & MIG Welding Both processes, chosen for the metal and the job.

Welding work around Dunrobin

Long gravel driveways, wet spring ground and heavy loads are rough on trailers in Dunrobin, and cracks often start where a frame meets the axle mount. Properties near the Ottawa River bring boat season into it, with aluminum boats, pontoon frames and dock hardware that need welded repairs before launch. Winter adds its own damage: plow blades and snowblower attachments take hits, and salt and slush corrode anything left outside. Rural lots often have a mix of gates, fences and equipment pads, and because the rig can park beside the damage, Scott can handle several small jobs in one visit.

Questions from Dunrobin

Can Scott fix an aluminum boat on my property in Dunrobin?: Often yes. Scott welds aluminum with TIG and MIG, so cracked seams, damaged transoms and bent frames on small boats and pontoons are work he does. Send photos of the damage and tell him where the boat sits, and he will say if the rig can do it on site.
My utility trailer tongue has cracked. Can it be fixed here?: Yes. Trailer tongues, hitches and crossmembers are part of his Wagons & Trailers work, and he can strengthen the joint while it is open. If the trailer is road-worthy enough to tow, you can also bring it to the shop. Photos of the crack help him quote it.
Will the rig get to a property on a long driveway?: Usually, since it is built for reaching homes, farms and cottages. Tell him about the drive, any gates, and how close he can park to the damage. If there is no good access, he may suggest bringing the part to his shop in Stittsville instead.
Can Scott build something custom for a rural lot?: Yes. Custom fabrication and custom projects are on his list, from a gate and frame built to your opening to a rack, bracket or fire pit surround. Describe the space, send a sketch or photos, and he gives you a price before starting.

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