West Virginia
Structural Welding in West Virginia
Metal fabricators and welders working West Virginia. 2 shops and 0 mobile rigs listed, across 2 cities.
Welders by city in West Virginia
Welding services in West Virginia
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Providers
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Martin Steel, Inc.
Huntington, WV
Martin Steel has been processing steel in Huntington since 1952, in two buildings with five bays on Sixteenth Street West. Interstate is close; barge docks on the Ohio River are available when a load should go by water. The shop fabricates for Huntington, Ironton, Ashland, and jobs farther out. A lot of the published work is industrial, not storefront: furnace sections, chemical-plant steel, carbon and stainless, aluminum, iron, and brass. They list MIG, TIG, stick, and robotic welding, plus CNC plasma, laser punch and cut, bending and rolling, piping and tubing, and in-house design and drafting.
steel(304) 429-5534→ - WWIshopListing
Wilson Works, Inc.
Morgantown, WV
The shop on Distributor Drive is 75,000 square feet, built in 2007, and it is both an ASME code shop and National Welding Board certified. That pairing is uncommon in north-central West Virginia. Wilson Works has been in Morgantown since 1936: family-run fabrication, CNC machining, and industrial supply under one roof. Work coming out of here is often stairs, handrails, caged ladders, chutes, and bulk tanks for power plants, mines, and oil and gas, in carbon, stainless, aluminum, and boiler-grade material. They also run FARO Quantum S scanning for field measurement. Walk-in jobs sit next to that industrial work.
steelstainlessaluminum(304) 296-7621→
Hiring a welder in West Virginia
How do I find a mobile welder in West Virginia?
Filter the providers below by "Mobile" or "Both" to see who travels. Mobile rigs in West Virginia 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 West Virginia carry insurance?
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What materials should I expect?
Most West Virginia 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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