Maryland
Structural Welding in Maryland
Metal fabricators and welders working Maryland. 3 shops and 0 mobile rigs listed, across 17 cities.
Welders by city in Maryland
Welding services in Maryland
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Providers
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Alpha Metals LLC - Contractor Metal Fabricator in Maryland, USA
Linthicum Heights, MD
Structural metal fabrication for residential and commercial work, including stairs, railings, decks, doors, gates, fences, and carports for interior and exterior use. Serves homeowners, sub-contractors, and builders in the DC, Maryland, and Virginia area.
custom-fabsteelstructural(240) 360-6210→ - TWBshopListing
Taylor's Welding
Baltimore, MD
MIG, stick, and TIG welding fabrication and repair for structural steel, railings, and fencing. Works in mild steel, aluminum, stainless steel, hard facing, and cast iron from 22 gauge to 1 inch plus. Licensed, bonded, and insured with WABO structural steel certification for D1.1, D1.3, and D1.4.
(410) 355-0833→ - WIWshopListing
WB Iron Works, LLC
Baltimore, MD
AIME is the Region's premier industrial Pipeline, Mechanical, Environmental and Structural Steel Contractor.
steel(410) 355-1869→
Hiring a welder in Maryland
How do I find a mobile welder in Maryland?
Filter the providers below by "Mobile" or "Both" to see who travels. Mobile rigs in Maryland cover service radiuses from 30 to 200 miles depending on the operator — radius is listed on each profile.
What's the difference between a shop and a mobile rig?
A shop is a fixed location with fab tables, lifts, and (usually) a crane. Better for structural work, larger fabs, or jobs that need controlled conditions. A mobile rig is a truck-mounted welder-generator combo that comes to your site — better for emergency repairs, ranch and farm work, and anything bolted down.
Do providers in Maryland carry insurance?
Each provider sets their own. Look for the "Verified" badge — it means we've checked documentation. Always confirm current insurance directly with the provider before work begins.
What materials should I expect?
Most Maryland shops handle steel and aluminum at minimum. Stainless, cast iron, and pipe are specialty — filter by material if you need them.
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