When heavy equipment breaks down, a structural component needs repair, or a worn bore requires machining, transporting the equipment to a traditional repair shop isn't always practical.

We provide mobile welding, onsite welding, heavy equipment repair, line boring, bore repair, mobile machining, and metal fabrication in Stallings, North Carolina. Our fully equipped mobile service brings welding and machining capabilities directly to your construction site, equipment yard, commercial property, industrial facility, farm, or job site.

Serving Stallings and communities throughout Union County and the Charlotte Metro area, we help customers repair equipment and metal structures where they are located—reducing transportation requirements and minimizing unnecessary downtime.

Construction Equipment & Heavy Machinery

Construction equipment operates in demanding environments, and damaged or worn components can quickly bring a project to a standstill.

Our mobile heavy equipment welding and repair services in Stallings, NC are designed for equipment that is difficult, expensive, or time-consuming to transport.

We work with equipment such as:

• Excavators

• Bulldozers

• Wheel loaders

• Skid steers

• Backhoes

• Trailers

• Buckets and attachments

Heavy Equipment Services

Our field capabilities include:

• Cracked weld repair

• Structural equipment welding

• Bucket repair

• Attachment repair

• Pin and bushing repair

• Line boring

• Equipment modification

• Onsite fabrication

• Heavy equipment field repair

If the machine can't reasonably come to the shop, our mobile welding and machining equipment can come to the machine.

Mobile Line Boring & Bore Repair in Stallings, NC

Worn equipment bores can create excessive movement, misalignment, and premature wear. Rather than removing an entire machine or transporting a large component to a machine shop, mobile line boring allows precision machining to be performed at the equipment location.

Our mobile line boring and bore repair services in Stallings, NC can be used for:

• Excavator bores

• Loader bores

• Bulldozer components

• Bucket bores

• Attachment bores

• Pin and bushing locations

• Heavy equipment pivot points

• Worn mounting points

• Other repairable equipment bores

Mobile line boring can help restore worn components while avoiding the logistics associated with transporting large equipment.