Latest Welds

A few extra welds set this car trailer winch up for a lifetime of work. The unit was installed already, but a few extra welds were needed to set up the cable guides on this trailer.

Rust is the worst enemy of classic cars and trucks, but a little bit of welding and metal fabrication can go a long way toward restoring your timeless automobiles. Check out the rust repair and custom parts we’ve manufactured for this 1966 F-100, and call us today if you’re in the market for a similar welding project!

We understand: your trailer is your lifeline to business. Many local companies rely on trailers to get their equipment to the job site. Whether you’re in landscaping, auto detailing, plumbing, irrigation repair – or even mobile welding, like us! – the ability to move your tools around Jacksonville is critical to helping your customers. We …

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Jacksonville is a city that loves boats, but what can you do when your boat or jet ski trailer is breaking down? Call us before you buy a new one! Here at JaxMobileWelding.com, we have lots of experience repairing trailers and fabrication customizations in aluminum and steel. We’ll get your boat or jet ski back on the road without the costs of a new trailer!

Trailer breakdowns can be a major problem for small business owners in the Jacksonville area. They’re critical for the operation of many lawn service, pressure washing, and repair companies: if your trailer gives up on you, there’s simply no way to get the job done! Luckily, JaxMobileWelding has years of experiencing repairing and restoring trailers …

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Check out these photos from a recent aluminum tree chipper repair. The chipper had become cracked at the joint, but with a few new welds it is back to work and shredding mulch like it just rolled off the assembly line!

We got a call about a nicely-made but very-aged steel security door. As you can see from the before picture, the bottom section of the frame had completely rusted through and would need to be replaced: The first order of business was cutting out the rusted section so a new frame piece could be fabricated …

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Humidity, especially near the river, can be pretty tough on steel over time. Add in a major storm like Irma and rusted steel can snap or break in the worst possible way. On this condominium’s steel security gate, the hinges holding the door up were the casualties of the storm. Luckily, that’s not a major …

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We recently had the opportunity of working with another local Jacksonville business – a lawn service – to help them get some of their old metal trailers back in functional condition. This section of the trailer’s gate frame had rusted and rotted away – so we welded a new section of steel in to replace …

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A quick update from the last post: the diamond plate installation worked out great so they decided to call us back for another metal-fabricated customization on the camper. As you can see from the picture above (sorry for the potato-like quality – Facebook compressed it!) we also came back out to weld a small steel storage …

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