North Carolina
Welding Repair in North Carolina
Metal fabricators and welders working North Carolina. 8 shops and 4 mobile rigs listed, across 81 cities.
Key Takeaways
- 8 shops and 4 mobile welders listed across 81 cities in North Carolina.
- Most providers are in Raleigh, Charlotte, Greensboro.
- WeldRunners does not verify insurance, availability or pricing. Call the provider to confirm before work starts.
Listings last updated .
Welders by city in North Carolina
- Apex (3)
- Archdale (2)
- Arden (3)
- Asheboro (1)
- Asheville (10)
- Belmont (3)
- Benson (1)
- Bessemer City (1)
- Burlington (1)
- Butner (1)
- Candler (3)
- Cane Creek Road Fletcher (1)
- Canton (1)
- Cary (1)
- Charlotte (19)
- China Grove (1)
- Clayton (1)
- Colfax (1)
- Concord (3)
- Conover (2)
- Cornelius (1)
- Dallas (1)
- Denton (1)
- Durham (6)
- Ellenboro (1)
- Fletcher (1)
- Fuquay-Varina (1)
- Gastonia (6)
- Greensboro (13)
- Hamlet (1)
- Harmony (1)
- Harrisburg (2)
- Hendersonville (1)
- Hickory (1)
- High Point (9)
- Indian Trail (3)
- Kernersville (4)
- Kings Mountain (1)
- Knightdale (1)
- Lexington (2)
- Lincolnton (2)
- Locust (1)
- Madison (1)
- Marion (1)
- Marshall (1)
- Matthews (2)
- Mill Spring (1)
- Mills River (2)
- Mocksville (1)
- Moncure (1)
- Monroe (10)
- Mooresville (7)
- Morrisville (1)
- Mt Holly (1)
- Peachland (2)
- Pineville (1)
- Pittsboro (1)
- Pleasant Garden (1)
- Polkton (1)
- Raleigh (23)
- Randleman (2)
- Rolesville (1)
- Salisbury (2)
- Shelby (1)
- Siler City (1)
- Sims (1)
- Smithfield (1)
- Spring Hope (1)
- Stanley (2)
- Swannanoa (1)
- Thomasville (4)
- Trinity (2)
- Troutman (1)
- Wake Forest (1)
- Weaverville (3)
- Weddington (1)
- Wendell (2)
- Willow Spring (2)
- Wingate (1)
- Winston-Salem (10)
- Zebulon (2)
Welding services in North Carolina
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Providers
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A & S Welding
Monroe, NC
Welding repair and fabrication for farm equipment, heavy machinery, and industrial projects, with in-house and mobile service options. Offers steel fabrication, equipment repair, align and line boring, and farm equipment repair for tractors and harvesters. Serves Monroe, NC and Union County with certified welders.
custom-fabrepairsteel(704) 218-7707→ 
Allen Services Inc.
Kernersville, NC
Welding equipment repair and service for wire feed welders and plasma cutters, authorized warranty facility for major brands including Miller, Lincoln, Hobart, and ESAB. Maintains an extensive inventory of replacement parts and used equipment, and offers preventive maintenance service to shops in the Piedmont Triad region.
(336) 310-4848→- BSWbothListing
Blue Steel Welding Services, LLC
Winston-Salem, NC
Mobile metal fabrication and repair shop offering custom fabrication of handrails, railings, fences, stairs, and custom furniture including lighting, coffee tables, kitchen islands, and bars. Also provides mobile repair services for trailers, farm equipment, fencing, gates, and automotive chassis. Offers custom woodworking services to complement metal fabrication pieces.
steel(336) 253-1237→ - CWAbothListing
Carolina Welding and Fabrication
Peachland, NC
Industrial welding, fabrication, and equipment repair serving sawmills, manufacturing facilities, construction, material handling, logging, agriculture, and trucking across the Carolinas and surrounding states. Offers mobile and on-site welding, heavy equipment and machinery repair, custom metal fabrication, and machining services including CNC plasma cutting and press brake forming.
cnccustom-fabon-site(704) 776-1233→ Certified Welding Mobile Services LLC
Charlotte, NC
Alex runs a mobile repair truck, not a bay. Certified Welding Mobile Services LLC will come to the broken machine in Charlotte or South Carolina. If the work can be hauled to a shop, the first-party site says go to a shop; it may be cheaper. Text photos to 980-422-2317 for a free estimate. On-site estimates are $85. Credentials on the site: AWS D1.1 Structural Unlimited, NCDOT 6G Unlimited, SCDOT 6G Unlimited, plus MBE and the usual COI/WC packet. More than 30 years. The jobs that show up are truck bodies, dump liners, trash compactors, pressure vessels, tunnel pipe, quarry and asphalt shutdowns, conveyors, trailers, cracked frames, manganese and dissimilar metals, gates and handrail when that is the call. This is field repair, not a catalytic-converter counter.
custom-fabon-siterepair(980) 422-2317→- CIMshopListing
Copper Innovations
Mooresville, NC
Custom metal fabrication specializing in oven hoods, countertops, copper gutters, and ornamental metalwork including finials, cupolas, and chimney shrouds for residential projects. The shop has been operating since 2002 and serves homeowners with personalized service.
repairsteel(704) 663-3497→ - MIWshopListing
Metalmorphosis, Inc.
Winston-Salem, NC
Metal fabrication shop offering welding (MIG, TIG, and SMAW), machining, cutting, bending, and repair work. Capabilities include manual and CNC machining, two axis plasma cutting, sawing, shearing, and punching, with vendor relationships for production sawing and CNC water jet cutting. Serves residents, contractors, and artists on projects ranging from small repairs to large installations.
custom-fabrepairsteel(336) 355-8227→ 
MRK Creative Designs
High Point, NC
Custom metal fabrication and welding in mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, including structural welding, repairs, and production work. Runs CNC plasma cutting and CNC laser cutting equipment. Also offers mobile mechanic and equipment repair services from locations in Stokesdale and High Point.
(336) 504-6988→- NMFshopListing
NC Metal Fabricators
Stanley, NC
Custom gate manufacturing for residential and commercial applications, including modern and wrought iron designs. All gates are designed and manufactured in-house in North Carolina. Offers on-site repair and custom entrance design services.
custom-fabrepairsteel(704) 931-0003→
Hiring a welder in North Carolina
How do I find a mobile welder in North Carolina?
WeldRunners lists shops and mobile welders in North Carolina. Filter the providers below by "Mobile" or "Both" to see who travels. Mobile rigs in North Carolina 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 North Carolina carry insurance?
WeldRunners does not verify insurance. Directory details may be provider-submitted or compiled from public sources. Ask the provider for current insurance documentation before work begins.
What materials should I expect?
Most North Carolina shops handle steel and aluminum at minimum. Stainless, cast iron, and pipe are specialty — filter by material if you need them.
New welders across North Carolina?
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