Can Scott repair a farm implement in the field near Richmond?

Yes. With the mobile rig he can weld a cracked frame, a broken hitch or a sheared bracket right where the machine stopped, which saves loading it up. If the part is small enough to travel, he can also take it back to the shop. Send photos first so he knows what to bring.

My hay wagon frame has cracked. Is that worth fixing?

Often it is. Scott repairs wagon frames, crossmembers, decks and side rails as part of his Wagons & Trailers work, and he can reinforce a weak spot while he is there. Text photos of the crack and the metal around it, and he will say whether a repair makes sense before any work starts.

Does Scott build gates and feeders for horse or hobby farm properties?

He does custom fabrication in mild steel, so gates, feeders and brackets made to fit your property are the sort of project he takes on. Tell him the opening or the space, send a sketch or photos, and he will give you a price before he starts cutting.

What should I send to get a quote from Richmond?

Call or text photos of the job to 613-277-7008, showing the damage and the space around it. Photos let him judge the metal, the access and whether the rig needs to come out. Richmond is a short drive for him, so a visit is easy to arrange once the price is agreed.

Service area

Mobile Welding in Richmond

Richmond sits in the west end of the City of Ottawa, a short drive from Scott's base in Stittsville, and much of the land around the village is still worked. Hobby farms, horse properties and larger acreages near the Jock River all depend on steel that gets pushed hard: gates, hay wagons, stock trailers, feeders and the implements that pull behind a tractor.

Scott runs Scott's Wagons & Mobile Welding, and his mobile rig means a broken part does not have to be hauled anywhere. If a gate hinge has torn out of its post or a wagon frame has cracked behind the hitch, he drives out to the property, sets up beside the damage and welds it on the spot. Mild steel and structural repairs make up most of rural work, and he handles them alongside aluminum and stainless.

Pieces that are easy to move can come to his shop instead, which suits a bent trailer ramp or a set of side rails. Richmond homeowners also call for custom projects, such as a railing for a new deck or a bracket built to fit an awkward corner of the barn. Under Wagons & Trailers, he repairs and modifies frames, tongues, hitches and decks so the equipment you already own keeps earning its place on the property.

Request Service Call 613-277-7008

Getting to Richmond

Richmond is about 14 minutes from Stittsville by car, so Scott can usually reach a property here without much fuss. To get a quote, call or text photos of the broken part or the job you have in mind. He gives a price before any work starts, then either comes out with the mobile rig or has you bring the piece to the shop if it can travel.

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 Richmond

Spring in Richmond means equipment comes out of winter storage and the weak spots show. A hay wagon that sat all season with a rusted crossmember, or a gate that sagged under snow load, is better fixed before the work season starts than in the middle of it. Haying and harvest are when implements break, and a repair done in the field saves dragging a machine back to the yard. Road salt also eats utility trailers and the steps and railings on older houses, and the welds near the lowest rails tend to give out first. Welding fresh steel into sound metal, rather than patching over rot, is how those repairs last.

Questions from Richmond

Can Scott repair a farm implement in the field near Richmond?: Yes. With the mobile rig he can weld a cracked frame, a broken hitch or a sheared bracket right where the machine stopped, which saves loading it up. If the part is small enough to travel, he can also take it back to the shop. Send photos first so he knows what to bring.
My hay wagon frame has cracked. Is that worth fixing?: Often it is. Scott repairs wagon frames, crossmembers, decks and side rails as part of his Wagons & Trailers work, and he can reinforce a weak spot while he is there. Text photos of the crack and the metal around it, and he will say whether a repair makes sense before any work starts.
Does Scott build gates and feeders for horse or hobby farm properties?: He does custom fabrication in mild steel, so gates, feeders and brackets made to fit your property are the sort of project he takes on. Tell him the opening or the space, send a sketch or photos, and he will give you a price before he starts cutting.
What should I send to get a quote from Richmond?: Call or text photos of the job to 613-277-7008, showing the damage and the space around it. Photos let him judge the metal, the access and whether the rig needs to come out. Richmond is a short drive for him, so a visit is easy to arrange once the price is agreed.

Need a welder today?

Tell us what's going on and you'll get a straight answer, or just call.