Baltimore, Maryland
Welders & Metal Fabricators in Baltimore, Maryland
3 providers for metal fabrication and welding in Baltimore — 3 shops and 0 mobile rigs. Compare what they work on, then call or message them directly.
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S.A.R Metal
Baltimore, Maryland
Metal fabrication and welding shop offering TIG, MIG, and stick welding; metal brake bending; laser, plasma, and waterjet cutting; CNC punch press work; and custom flashing. Works in steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, and fabricates troughs, structural components, ornamental metalwork, and production parts for residential, commercial, and industrial applications.
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Stainless Works INC. Maryland Architectural Metals, Inc ...
Baltimore, Maryland
Custom fabrication of stainless steel, aluminum, and steel for commercial and residential kitchens, food trucks, and mobile kitchens. Offers precision CNC plasma cutting, sheet metal punching, press brake forming, in-house and on-site welding, and metal polishing. Serves the East Coast from Baltimore to Myrtle Beach with NSF standards kitchen equipment and custom installations.
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Steel Fabrication Services
Baltimore, Maryland
Steel fabrication, custom precision machining, and equipment repair for industrial customers. Offers welding (manual, MIG, TIG, submerged arc, and others), forming, pressing, plasma and oxy-fuel cutting, hard surfacing, and machining to tolerances of ±.0005 inches. Operates a 1000-ton press brake and handles materials up to 16 inches thick, 30 feet long, 10 feet wide, and 40 tons, with AISC certification and field machining capability.
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Hiring a welder in Baltimore
Where can I get metal fabrication and welding in Baltimore?
There are 3 providers listed for metal fabrication and welding in Baltimore, Maryland — 3 fixed shops and 0 mobile rigs. Each listing below shows what they work on and a way to call them directly.
What does it cost to hire a welder in Baltimore?
Most Baltimore-area shops bill $85 to $150 per hour for shop work; mobile rigs run $125 to $250 per hour including a travel minimum. Repair jobs typically have a one-hour minimum. Get an estimate before work starts.
Can a mobile welder come to my job site in Baltimore?
Yes — that's the whole point of a mobile rig. Most local rigs cover 30–90 miles from their home base. If the job is in Baltimore, you likely have at least one mobile option in the directory.
What kind of work is hardest to get done same-day?
Stainless and aluminum on a fabrication scale — they need a clean shop and TIG capability, which most mobile rigs can't deliver in the field. Steel repair, gate work, and structural emergency calls are usually same-day in Baltimore.
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