Service · Mobile welding · Springfield, MO
Structural Welding
Steel beams, columns, lintels, brackets, bollards and supports repaired, modified or built on site.
What a mobile welder can fix
- 01Beam and column repairs and connections
- 02Steel lintels over doors and windows
- 03Brackets, plates and supports
- 04Bollards knocked over or bent
- 05Steel stairs, landings and platforms
- 06Custom steel made to measure on site
Before you call
- Photos and rough measurements
- Any drawings or engineer's notes you already have
- Whether a permit has been pulled or is needed
- Who the general contractor is, if there is one
Good to know
Structural work often needs a building permit, and sometimes an engineer's design. Your city's building department, or Greene or Christian County for unincorporated areas, can tell you what's needed. Before on-site structural work starts, ask the welder for proof of liability insurance.
Around Springfield
Inside Springfield city limits, structural permits come from the City of Springfield; Nixa, Ozark, Republic and the other cities have their own offices, and unincorporated areas go through Greene or Christian County.
Questions
Structural welding: common questions
Q01Do I need an engineer?
Sometimes. Load-bearing changes usually need one. The welder can tell you when, but the building department has the final say.
Q02Damaged pallet racking?
Rack repairs usually need the rack maker's or an engineer's approval. Mention it when you call.
Q03How much will it cost?
Structural jobs are quoted individually by the welder. Requests are free.
Q04Can a mobile welder repair a steel beam on site?
Often, yes: beam and column repairs, connections and new brackets can be welded on site. Whether a repair is allowed, and how it must be done, can depend on an engineer's design and a permit.
Q05Should I ask the welder for proof of insurance?
Yes. Before on-site structural work starts, ask the welder for proof of liability insurance, and ask about permits.
Q06Can steel be fabricated on site?
Many brackets, plates, supports and simple steel parts can be cut and fitted on site. Larger pieces may be built in a shop and installed on site. The welder will say which fits your job.
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