Stainless Pipe Welding
Sanitary and process stainless pipe, TIG-welded with a full argon purge so the inside of the joint is as clean as the outside.
- Sanitary / food-grade tube
- Process & utility piping
- Repairs & tie-ins on existing stainless
Structural welding · Hurricane, UT · Washington County · 25 min from the shop
Structural steel for Hurricane builds: beams, columns, posts, stair stringers, and connections, fabricated in St. George and welded on the jobsite, about 25 minutes from the shop.
Call or text. Hurricane is on the regular route.
Structural welding — Hurricane
Hurricane Fields and Sand Hollow builds, State Street commercial, and the shop buildings south of town: beam connections, stair stringers, mezzanines, and brackets, field-welded on site.
Hurricane structural work usually comes in as a set of drawings from a builder or engineer. Pre-built pieces are fabricated in the shop in St. George and delivered. Connections, tie-ins, and field welds are done on the Hurricane jobsite with the mobile rig, scheduled around the framing crew, about 25 minutes from the shop.
Read the full scope of structural welding, or see everything the shop does in Hurricane.
Also in Hurricane
Sanitary and process stainless pipe, TIG-welded with a full argon purge so the inside of the joint is as clean as the outside.
Stair, deck, and balcony railing in 304 or 316 stainless with cable, picket, or glass infill. Welds are ground flush and re-grained so the joints disappear.
Driveway, entry, and courtyard gates built to the architecture. Modern slat, ornamental, or corten-look, automation-ready, and hung to stay true.
Patio tables, benches, fire features, and planters in steel, stainless, or aluminum, built to hold up through 110-degree summers.
Cracked tongues, bent frames, hitches, fenders, ramps, and decks on utility, flatbed, and gooseneck trailers. Repaired in the shop or where the trailer sits.
Buckets, booms, sticks, and attachments on excavators, skid steers, loaders, and backhoes, repaired and hard-faced in the shop.
Ranch gates, corral panels, chutes, feeders, and implement and hitch repair, built in the shop or welded on the property.
On-site welding for what cannot come to the shop: gates, railings, fences, fixtures, and trailers, repaired where they stand.
Architectural stainless such as range hoods, counters, and shelving, plus brackets, frames, screens, and one-off parts.
Structural welding nearby: Washington City. Or every town.
Common questions — Hurricane
Yes. Hurricane is about 25 minutes from the shop in St. George and inside the everyday dispatch radius. Site measures, installs, deliveries, and on-site repairs are all routine.
Travel is included in the quote you get up front. It is not added afterward. Inside the everyday radius most jobs carry no separate trip fee.
Yes. Jobsite connections and tie-ins in Hurricane are welded with the mobile rig and scheduled with the framing crew. It is inside the everyday radius.
The shop is in St. George, Utah. Shop-built pieces such as rails, gates, furniture, and spools are fabricated there and brought to Hurricane. Repairs and tie-ins are done on site with the mobile rig. The same truck covers Washington City.
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