Do you come out to Lanark for a cottage dock repair?

Yes. Scott brings the mobile rig to cottages and docks, and welds aluminum, stainless and mild steel. Send photos of the damaged section and tell him how to reach the shoreline. He gives a price first and can often handle nearby jobs in the same trip.

Can Scott weld a cracked aluminum boat or pontoon frame?

Often. Aluminum welding is one of his listed services, and pontoon frames, ladders and boat hardware are the kind of repair he does. Photos of the cracks help him judge whether it can be fixed on site or should be brought to the shop.

I have an older farm wagon. Can the frame be repaired?

Usually. Scott welds frames, crossmembers, decks, tongues and side rails on wagons and trailers, and he can reinforce weak spots as he goes. Send a few photos of the damage and the underside so he can say whether repair or rebuild makes more sense.

Is Lanark too far for a small job?

It is a long drive, but small jobs are still welcome, especially if he can combine them with others nearby. Call or text photos and he will tell you the best way to handle it. Sometimes bringing a small piece to the shop in Stittsville is simpler.

Service area

Mobile Welding in Lanark

Lanark is in Lanark Highlands, a lake and farm country area southwest of Ottawa. People here have cottages and year-round homes on the lakes, hobby farms in the rolling countryside, and older buildings in the village. Docks, boat lifts, gates, wagons and stair railings all live outside, in weather that wears metal down.

Scott's Wagons & Mobile Welding travels to this kind of property. A cottage dock with a cracked aluminum frame, a pontoon ladder that has pulled loose, or a steel gate that no longer latches can be repaired at the site, with the rig set up beside the damage. He welds aluminum, stainless steel and mild steel, and uses TIG and MIG depending on what the job calls for.

Because Lanark is a good way out, Scott prefers to hear about the job before he drives. Photos by text let him see what has failed and plan what to bring, and he gives a price before starting. Anything that can travel can also go to his shop in Stittsville. Farms in the area may need wagon frames, trailer decks, implement hitches or side rails mended, and Scott handles those under Wagons & Trailers. He also builds custom projects for cottages, such as dock brackets, firewood racks and railings for steep steps.

Request Service Call 613-277-7008

Getting to Lanark

Lanark is about 48 minutes from Stittsville by car, so Scott likes to plan the visit once he has seen photos. Call or text a few clear pictures and say where the property is. He quotes first, then either brings the mobile rig or takes the piece into the shop if it can be moved.

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 Lanark

Lakes around Lanark mean docks, and docks mean welded repairs each spring. Ice moves sections, aluminum frames crack at their joints, and ladders and hand rails loosen after a season in the water. Boat trailers are often stored near the shore and corrode at the bunk brackets. Farms and hobby farms in the surrounding countryside depend on gates, wagons and implement hitches that get hard use through haying and harvest. In the village, older steps and porches have railings that have outlasted their original fixings. Scott can handle all of these, and a longer drive means he often combines nearby jobs.

Questions from Lanark

Do you come out to Lanark for a cottage dock repair?: Yes. Scott brings the mobile rig to cottages and docks, and welds aluminum, stainless and mild steel. Send photos of the damaged section and tell him how to reach the shoreline. He gives a price first and can often handle nearby jobs in the same trip.
Can Scott weld a cracked aluminum boat or pontoon frame?: Often. Aluminum welding is one of his listed services, and pontoon frames, ladders and boat hardware are the kind of repair he does. Photos of the cracks help him judge whether it can be fixed on site or should be brought to the shop.
I have an older farm wagon. Can the frame be repaired?: Usually. Scott welds frames, crossmembers, decks, tongues and side rails on wagons and trailers, and he can reinforce weak spots as he goes. Send a few photos of the damage and the underside so he can say whether repair or rebuild makes more sense.
Is Lanark too far for a small job?: It is a long drive, but small jobs are still welcome, especially if he can combine them with others nearby. Call or text photos and he will tell you the best way to handle it. Sometimes bringing a small piece to the shop in Stittsville is simpler.

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