Service 12 · Trailer Repair & Welding
Trailer repair and welding that keeps the freight moving
A trailer with a broken crossmember or dead lights doesn’t get loaded. We repair trailers at your yard or the dock so they go back into rotation fast.
- Trailers
- Dry van, reefer, flatbed
- Welding
- Steel & aluminum
- Also
- Brakes, lights, doors
Trailer Repair & Welding§ 01 Signs it’s time
Call us if you’re seeing this
- 01Cracked crossmembers, rails or frame welds
- 02Landing gear that won’t crank or support the load
- 03Damaged doors, hinges, latches or seals
- 04Broken floor boards or rear sill damage
- 05Trailer lights out or ABS lamp on
- 06Air leaks, gladhand or brake problems
§ 02 Our approach
How we handle trailer repair & welding
We handle the repairs that keep trailers in service: brakes and air systems, lighting and wiring, landing gear, mud flaps, doors and hardware, rear impact guards and floor repairs. Structural repairs — crossmembers, frame rails, cracked welds — are done by welders who prepare the metal properly before laying a bead.
For fleets with drop yards, we can walk the lot, tag what needs attention and fix trailers in batches. That keeps your trailer pool ready without pulling units off the road for a shop visit.
§ 03 How the job runs
Four steps, start to finish
Walk-around
Structural, brake, light and door inspection.
Quote
Repairs listed by safety priority with pricing.
Repair & weld
Damaged sections cut out, prepped and welded properly.
Finish
Coating applied to bare metal and systems retested.
§ 04 Scope
What’s included
Every job is quoted in writing first. Here’s what this service typically covers.
- Crossmember and frame weld repair
- Landing gear repair and replacement
- Door, hinge, latch and seal repair
- Floor board and rear sill repair
- Trailer brake and air line repair
- Lighting, harness and ABS repair
- Rear impact guard repair
§ 05 FAQ
Trailer Repair & Welding questions
Do you weld aluminum trailers?
Yes, we repair steel and aluminum trailer components. Some large structural repairs on aluminum may require shop work; we will tell you after an inspection.
Can you repair trailers at our drop yard?
Yes. Drop-yard and dock repairs are one of our most common trailer services.
Can you fix a trailer that failed inspection?
Yes. Send us the inspection report and we will repair the listed items.
Related services
Air Brake Repair
Air brake inspections, adjustments, chambers, valves, shoes, drums and air leaks — set up to stop straight and pass inspection.
Electrical Systems
Batteries, starters, alternators, wiring harnesses, lighting and corrosion — traced with a meter, not a guess.
DOT Inspections
Annual federal inspections for tractors and trailers, with repairs handled in the same visit when something doesn’t pass.
Truck down?
We’re on it.
Tell us where the truck is and what it’s doing. We’ll give you a straight answer, an honest arrival time and a written estimate before any work starts.