Is Gloucester too far for Scott to travel to?

No. Stittsville is across the city from Gloucester, but Scott does come out here with the mobile rig. A drive of about 37 minutes is normal for him, and sending photos in advance helps him bring the right tools and plan the job so the trip is worth it.

Can Scott fix a loose railing on my front steps?

Yes. He repairs railings in mild steel and can rebuild a post or replace a section. Rust at the base is the usual cause, so he cuts out the bad metal and welds in new steel. Text a photo of the railing and where it fails, and he will quote the repair.

Does he weld stainless steel for a home project?

He does, along with mild steel and aluminum, using TIG or MIG as needed. Stainless suits things like handrails, brackets and kitchen or outdoor fittings that must not rust. Tell him what you need and send photos or measurements, and he will give a price before starting.

Can I bring a small trailer part to a shop instead?

If the piece can travel, yes. Scott also works from his shop in Stittsville, so a bent ramp, a hitch plate or a set of side rails can be dropped off. Call or text first with photos so he can confirm and quote it before you drive over.

Service area

Mobile Welding in Gloucester

Gloucester is part of the City of Ottawa, in the east end, and it is a long way across the city from Scott's base in Stittsville. People here live in established suburbs and quiet rural pockets, and many of them rely on the same kind of steel: railings on front steps and decks, backyard gates, utility trailers and the occasional boat on a trailer for the Rideau River.

Scott's Wagons & Mobile Welding goes where the job is. He parks the rig at the house, the shop or the job site and welds the repair on the spot, in mild steel, stainless or aluminum. A railing that has pulled loose from concrete, a gate hinge that cracked, or a stainless fitting that needs mending are all jobs that do not need to leave the property to be fixed.

Gloucester also has contractors and landscapers running trailers and small equipment, and those take a lot of wear from daily hauling and salted winter roads. Scott repairs ramps, decks, side rails and hitches, and he modifies them when a trailer needs to carry something new. Custom projects are welcome too, whether that is a new set of porch railings or a bracket made for something unusual. Smaller items that travel well can go to his shop in Stittsville, which saves a visit for you.

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Getting to Gloucester

Gloucester is about 37 minutes from Stittsville by car, across the city, so Scott likes to line up the work before he heads east. Call or text photos with a short description and where the job is. He gives a price first, then comes with the mobile rig, or you bring the piece to the shop if that is easier.

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 Gloucester

Suburban Gloucester has plenty of steps, porches and decks, and salt on driveways and walkways gets under paint and into railing posts. A railing that wobbles when you lean on it usually has rust at the base, and a proper repair is welding fresh metal into the post and sealing it. Contractors working in new subdivisions and older neighbourhoods also tow trailers loaded with tools and materials, and cracked ramps, bent tongues and worn hitches show up regularly. On rural stretches toward the edge of the city, fences, gates and small equipment add to the list. Scott handles the whole mix.

Questions from Gloucester

Is Gloucester too far for Scott to travel to?: No. Stittsville is across the city from Gloucester, but Scott does come out here with the mobile rig. A drive of about 37 minutes is normal for him, and sending photos in advance helps him bring the right tools and plan the job so the trip is worth it.
Can Scott fix a loose railing on my front steps?: Yes. He repairs railings in mild steel and can rebuild a post or replace a section. Rust at the base is the usual cause, so he cuts out the bad metal and welds in new steel. Text a photo of the railing and where it fails, and he will quote the repair.
Does he weld stainless steel for a home project?: He does, along with mild steel and aluminum, using TIG or MIG as needed. Stainless suits things like handrails, brackets and kitchen or outdoor fittings that must not rust. Tell him what you need and send photos or measurements, and he will give a price before starting.
Can I bring a small trailer part to a shop instead?: If the piece can travel, yes. Scott also works from his shop in Stittsville, so a bent ramp, a hitch plate or a set of side rails can be dropped off. Call or text first with photos so he can confirm and quote it before you drive over.

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