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Raleigh, NC.
Aluminum, stainless and steel work for Raleigh, about twenty minutes from the Clayton shop.
Aluminum, stainless and steel work for Raleigh, about twenty minutes from the Clayton shop.
The shop sits in Clayton, about twenty minutes southeast of Raleigh. Raleigh customers can bring parts to the shop, send photos for a quote, or have us measure an opening for a railing or gate that gets built in Clayton.
The draw for many Raleigh jobs is the metal. Plenty of shops weld steel. Far fewer take on aluminum or stainless, and those are everyday work here.
Restaurants, breweries, makers and homeowners in Raleigh can all end up with stainless and aluminum pieces that need welding: a cracked aluminum part, a stainless frame or rack, a custom bracket in a metal that has to stay clean and corrosion resistant. Aluminum and stainless take heat control and patience more than raw power, and that is the kind of work this shop is set up for.
For homes in Raleigh’s older neighborhoods, a fabricated handrail or gate often makes more sense than a kit, because the steps and openings are rarely the size they were drawn. The opening gets measured, the piece is built in the shop, and it arrives fitting. Tell us what the piece is for and whether permits might be involved.
Do I have to bring my part from Raleigh to Clayton?
For most repairs and custom parts, yes. The shop is about twenty minutes southeast of Raleigh. Railings and gates get measured on site and built in the shop.
Do you weld stainless for food and drink businesses?
The shop welds stainless as normal work. Send photos and details of the piece and you will get a straight answer about whether it is a good fit.
Can I get a quote without driving out?
Yes. Text a photo with a tape measure in the frame to (919) 931-4944 and describe what you need. Quotes are free.
The shop is in Clayton and works with customers across Johnston County and the Raleigh area. Pick another town, or see every area the shop serves.
Tell us what you need made or fixed — a custom part, a cracked casting, a handrail, a gate, a frame, or a run of brackets that all have to match. A photo with a tape measure in it answers most questions in one go. Quotes are free, and if a job is not worth doing you will be told that too.