Rails & stanchions
Bow and stern rails, grab rails and stanchions repaired or re-welded.
MARINE WELDING
A stronger connection.
Aluminum and stainless steel welding and fabrication for removable marine parts.
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THE DETAILS
Purposeful fabrication. Precise fit.
Cracked rail, broken bracket, bent mount? We weld and fabricate removable marine parts in aluminum and stainless steel, then return them ready to bolt back on.
Welding is limited to parts that can be removed from the boat and brought to the bench. We don't weld on hulls, fuel tanks or anything still installed on the vessel.
Brackets & mounts
Engine, transducer, antenna and accessory brackets repaired or made new.
T-tops & towers
Cracked joints and broken tube on removable tops and towers.
Swim platforms & ladders
Aluminum and stainless platforms, ladders and fittings.
Custom fabrication
Small brackets, plates and fittings made to fit your boat.
Removable parts only
Parts come off the boat and are welded on the bench; no hull or tank welding.
SIGNS IT’S TIME
When to call us.
- A rail or stanchion is cracked or loose at the weld
- A bracket or mount has broken off
- A tower or T-top joint has started to crack
- You need a bracket that doesn't exist off the shelf
- A ladder or platform fitting has failed
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Your questions.
Do you weld on the boat itself?
No. We weld removable parts only: rails, brackets, mounts, towers, ladders and similar pieces that can be taken off and brought to the bench. We don't weld hulls, fuel tanks or installed components.
Which metals do you weld?
Aluminum and stainless steel, the two metals most marine hardware is made from.
PLANNING YOUR SERVICE
Show us the part and how it fits.
Include photos of the whole assembly and the damaged joint, plus the material, dimensions and mounting points. The part must be removable for bench work. We’ll confirm the scope before arranging aluminum or stainless steel welding.
Serving boat owners in San Diego and Newport Beach. Scope, access and scheduling are confirmed with your estimate.
BEFORE WE TALK
A few details help.
Include the material, approximate dimensions and whether the part can be removed from the vessel.
A CLEAR WAY FORWARD
Understand. Agree. Care.
Share the issue, review the options and approve the work. We explain the next step before moving ahead.
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