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Trailer weld repair
Frames, axles, ramps, hitches, and fenders fixed at your home, shop, or job site.
Mobile welding & fabrication · Treasure Valley, Idaho
Mobile Weldingwe come to the work.
On-site welding across the Treasure Valley. When the trailer, gate, or machine can't come to a shop, the shop comes to it — the truck brings the welders, generator, gas, and steel to your home, farm, shop, or job site. Repairs and fabrication, done where the work is.
✓ Licensed & insured
✓ We come to you
✓ After-hours available
Anywhere in the valleyWe come to you
Equipment down?After-hours calls welcome
Not sure what it needs?Text photos for a quote
On-site welding services, valley-wide
Some steel can't
come to the shop.
Plenty of welding jobs are simple to haul in — a bracket, a small frame, a project that fits in a truck bed. But a lot of the work isn't. A cracked bucket on a machine that's mid-job, a handrail already bolted to the porch, a gate hung on its posts, a trailer too broken to tow, an irrigation line or corral panel that lives out in the field. That's where mobile welding earns its keep.
Idaho Welding Service runs mobile welding calls across the whole Treasure Valley for homeowners, farmers, contractors, and equipment owners. Instead of you disassembling something, renting a trailer, and hauling it across town, the truck comes to the work with the welders, generator, gas, grinders, and steel to get it done on the spot.
Repairs first, no runaround
Most mobile calls start the same way: something broke and it's holding up work. Call or text photos with your location and you'll get a straight answer on what the fix likely looks like, what it costs, and whether mobile or shop service makes more sense — before the truck ever rolls.
Where we go & what the truck brings
A full shop that drives to your door.
The mobile rig isn't a stripped-down version of shop work — it's the shop on wheels. Engine-driven welders and an onboard generator mean we don't need your power. Stick, MIG, and TIG on the truck cover steel, stainless, and aluminum. We show up stocked to cut, grind, fit, and weld right where the work sits.
- Homes and properties — railings, gates, fences, and repairs already installed
- Farms and ranches — equipment, corrals, gates, irrigation hardware, and trailers
- Job sites — cracked buckets, attachment mounts, structural steel, and field repairs
- Businesses and fleets — trailers, racks, dock hardware, and down equipment
- Our own power — engine-driven welders and a generator, no outlet needed
Who calls a mobile welder
From driveways to back pastures.
Homes & properties
A lot of home projects simply can't leave the property. Porch and stair railings, gates hung on their posts, fence sections, and repairs to things already anchored in concrete are all everyday mobile calls. We come to the driveway or yard, match the existing look where it matters, and weld it in place — no tearing something apart just to get it to a shop and back. If a project can be moved, shop service is still an option.
Farms & job sites
Out on farm ground and active job sites, equipment is too big, too broken, or too far out to bring anywhere — and every hour it's down costs money. Cracked buckets and attachment mounts, bent trailer frames and ramps, corral panels, gates, and irrigation hardware get welded where they sit. We show up stocked and running our own power, so a field with no outlet is no problem. Tell us where you are and we'll come to the work.
Before the truck rolls
How to get the most out of a mobile call.
What the truck brings
Everything runs off the truck — welding power, gas, grinders, and material for common repairs — so it makes no difference whether the job is a driveway in town or a corral with no outlet in sight. Stick, MIG, flux-core, and TIG are all options on a mobile call; the repair gets whichever process fits the metal, the thickness, and the conditions. Outdoor wind, thick steel, tight spots — that's normal working territory for on-site welding, not a reason to haul the job to a shop.
What helps on your end
Text photos of the break and your location before the visit — that's how the truck shows up with the right material the first time. Clear a working path to the repair if you can, and mention anything unusual about the metal. That's the whole checklist. Homeowners, property managers, contractors, and farm calls all work the same way: straight answer on the fix and the cost first, then the work, then you're back to using whatever was broken.
Every service runs mobile
What we weld on-site.
Mobile welding isn't one narrow service — it's how we deliver all of them. From quick repairs to full fabrication builds, every service below can come to you, with shop service available for projects that can travel.
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Heavy equipment welding
Buckets, attachments, cracked mounts, and field repairs for working equipment on-site.
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Mobile welding
On-site service across the valley for projects too large, broken, or inconvenient to move.
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Custom fabrication
Brackets, mounts, frames, and custom metal work built around how you'll actually use it.
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Stainless & aluminum welding
Clean TIG and MIG work for tanks, boxes, food equipment, trailers, and specialty projects.
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Hand rail welding
Handrails, guardrails, gates, and stairs welded in place at homes and commercial properties.
Emergency & after-hours mobile welding
Down equipment doesn't keep business hours.
A trailer that can't be towed, a machine that quit mid-job, a gate that won't close on a livestock property — some breakdowns can't wait for the next opening. When something is down and costing you money, emergency mobile welding is exactly what the truck is for. Below is how to get the fastest quote and the fastest truck.
Send text photos
The single fastest way to a real number. A couple of clear photos of the break — wide and close — tells us the material, the access, and roughly the weld time before anyone drives out.
Text photos to 208-409-0756 →Share your location
Where the work sits matters as much as what it is. Send the city or address with your photos so we can plan the route and roll out stocked with the right steel.
Text your location →After-hours breakdowns
Schedules don't wait for shop hours. If a machine or trailer goes down and it's holding up work, call — after-hours and emergency mobile welding calls are welcome.
Call 208-409-0756 →Treasure Valley cities we serve
BoiseNampaMeridianCaldwellEagleStarKunaMiddletonEmmettGarden CityMountain Home
Common questions
Mobile welding FAQ.
What is mobile welding?
Mobile welding means the welder comes to you. Instead of hauling a broken trailer, gate, or piece of equipment to a shop, we load the truck with welders, generators, gas, grinders, and steel and do the work on-site at your home, farm, shop, or job site across the Treasure Valley.
How much do mobile welding services cost?
It depends on the job — the material, how much weld time is involved, and how far out you are. The fastest way to get a real number is to text photos of the project and your location to 208-409-0756. You get a straight answer before the truck ever rolls.
Do you need power or an outlet on site?
No. The truck runs its own generator and welders, so we don't need to plug into your building. That's the whole point of a mobile rig — we can weld in a field, a driveway, a back pasture, or a job site with no power at all. If shop power is available it can be handy, but it's never required.
What do I need to do to get ready for a mobile welding visit?
Mostly just clear access. We need to get the truck reasonably close to the work and enough room to run leads and grind. If the area around the weld is loaded down or buried, clearing it ahead of time saves time. Sending photos and the location in advance lets us show up with the right steel and settings.
Do you take after-hours or emergency mobile welding calls?
Yes. Equipment breaks when it breaks, and a machine or trailer down in the middle of a job costs money every hour it sits. Call 208-409-0756 — if it's down and holding up work, after-hours and emergency mobile welding calls are welcome.
What areas do you cover for mobile welding?
The whole Treasure Valley — Boise, Nampa, Meridian, Caldwell, Eagle, Star, Kuna, and Middleton, plus the farm ground and job sites in between. If you're not sure whether you're in range, call or text and we'll let you know.
Need a mobile welder?
Calling is fastest. You can also text photos of the damage or project, along with where you are in the valley, and we'll get back to you with the next step.