Rusted gate, cracked weld or bent frame? We look at the actual damage first, and often it can be repaired without a full replacement.
Cutting out the bad steel, welding in sound metal and re-finishing so the rust does not just come back.
Old or failed welds on frames, rails and brackets, repaired properly.
Steel that has been hit, bent or sagged, straightened or rebuilt where it makes sense.
Loose posts and rails made solid again, with safety checked before we leave.
Replacing a gate or rail is not always the answer. If the frame is sound and the damage is localised, a repair is usually the cheaper and quicker option. If the steel is rotted through or the design was never right, we will say so and quote a replacement instead.
As a rough guide, simple weld repairs can be as low as $150–$900, and gate repairs typically run $400–$2,200 depending on the extent of the damage and materials. Most repairs are done onsite: see mobile welding. For a new gate or rail, see gates, handrails & balustrades.
Often yes. We assess the real damage before recommending a full replacement. Rust repair and weld repairs are common jobs that do not need a whole new gate.
Rust returns if the steel is not prepared and finished properly. We cut back to sound metal and finish the repair so it lasts. Near the coast, stainless steel is worth considering for new parts.
Simple weld repairs can be as low as $150–$900. Gate repairs typically run $400–$2,200 depending on damage and materials. The estimate tool below gives a closer number.
Yes, most repairs are done onsite at your property.
Give us a call and we'll talk through what your job actually needs.