Answers on insurance, estimates, timing, area and the work we take on, from 603 Welding and Erection in Manchester, NH. Anything not covered here is quicker on the phone: (603) 660-2011.
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“Excellent welding company! The quality of the work was outstanding, and they were professional, reliable, and easy to work with from start to finish. They paid close attention to detail, completed the job in a timely manner, and made sure everything was done right. I’m very happy with the results and would highly recommend them to anyone looking for high quality welding work.”
It depends on the part, so the first step is a photo of the damage. In general, where it cracked and what that part has to carry decide whether a weld makes sense. The page on heavy equipment repair walks through the rest of that choice.
No. The erection, the structural welding and the repairs are all done by our own crew. So you deal with one company and one crew, from the first estimate to the last weld on the job. And when you have a question, there's one number to call.
Yes, some of our work is residential, though most of it is commercial. For a homeowner, that might be a steel beam or a lintel in the house. Or a trailer repair. Send a photo or the engineer's drawing, and we'll tell you if it's a job for us.
No, cars and pickups are outside our work: no auto body and no car frame repairs. The trucks we weld are heavy trucks, like dump bodies, which the page on dump truck body repair covers. On a trailer we weld the coupler, the tongue and the gooseneck. But the pickup's receiver, ball and frame are truck-side work, and we leave them alone.
Heavy equipment repairNot every job fits a list of questions, so the quickest answer is a call to (603) 660-2011. If it comes with drawings or a photo of what broke, send them through the form first.
