Trailers and gates take a beating — road salt, potholes, and everyday wear crack frames, snap hitches, and cause driveway and security gates to sag or bind. This service covers on-site welding repair for trailers, gates, and the fencing connected to them, so you're not stuck hauling a disabled trailer or leaving a property gate stuck open.
Chicago's harsh winters are especially hard on steel gates and trailer frames — road salt accelerates rust, and freeze-thaw cycles work bolts and welds loose. Our network handles residential driveway gates, commercial security gates, utility and equipment trailers, and the fencing that ties them together, all repaired where they sit.
Our network regularly repairs cracked trailer frames and tongues, broken or bent hitches, damaged ramps and gates, sagging driveway and security gates, broken hinges and latches, and chain-link and ornamental fence damage. Whether it's a landscaping trailer that won't tow straight or a rusted gate that won't latch, we can usually get it back in service on-site.
A broken trailer means lost work for a contractor or landscaper, and a broken gate is a security and safety concern for a home or business. Chicago property owners and fleet operators seek out mobile welding because it gets equipment and property back in service quickly, without the cost and hassle of hauling something heavy and awkward to a shop.
Often, yes. A bent or cracked frame, tongue or axle mount can throw off towing, and our network can assess and repair it on-site in many cases.
Yes. Sagging, binding or broken gates — residential or commercial — are a regular part of our network's work.
In many cases. Your welder will assess whether the hitch can be safely repaired or should be replaced.
Yes, our network supports contractors, landscapers and fleet operators who need multiple trailers kept in service.
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This service is available throughout the Chicago metro, including:
Tell us what's broken and where it is. We'll connect you with a welder who can fix it on-site.
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