We have used Burchill Mobile Welding on multiple projects now, and he has been very responsive and keeps us updated throughout each project. His work speaks for itself and has been absolutely flawless each and everytime but what really sets him apart is his communication. I highly recommend him to anyone looking for quality work and peace of mind knowing that the job will get done right.
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Low Bed Trailer & Heavy Equipment Repair in Levant, ME
Low bed trailer and heavy equipment repair welds cracked frames, decks, crossmembers and structural steel so the trailer can haul safely and the machine can run.
Rated 5 on Google
What's Included
- Trailer frame repair
- Deck and crossmember welding
- Heavy equipment repair
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WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY
5.0★
Average on Google · 2 reviews
Absolutely love this guy! Easy to work with effective and efficient. Seems to have a very good head on his shoulders. His craftsmanship was beyond impressive 100% recommend!
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Common questions and tips from our work with Levant customers.
- Where do low bed trailers usually crack?
- Common trouble spots are the gooseneck and neck area, the main beams where they change height, crossmembers, and around the suspension hangers and ramps. Overloading, uneven loading and rough roads concentrate stress there. Rust in seams makes it worse. Regular checks of those areas catch cracks while they are small.
- Can trailer frame cracks be welded safely?
- Yes, when the repair is done properly. That means grinding out the crack, welding with the right process for the steel, and adding reinforcement plates where the frame carries the load. Badly rusted or thin sections may need new steel cut in. A good inspection shows how far the damage goes before welding starts.
Tip
Inspect after winter and heavy hauling
Road salt and slush pack into crossmembers and seams all winter. In spring, wash the trailer underneath and look closely at beams, crossmembers, hangers and the deck. Watch for rust bleeding from a weld, which often marks a crack. Fixing a small crack early keeps the trailer safe and the repair simpler.
FAQ
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes. We're a mobile operation, so we bring the equipment to your site. Call with the job details and we'll figure out access, parking and the best time to roll up.
Cost depends on the scope, the material, and how much time it takes. Call to describe what you need and we'll talk through it. Every job is different.
Yes. We handle carbon steel and stainless. Let us know what material the job calls for when you reach out.
That depends on what's being welded. A small repair might take a couple hours. A custom fabrication could be a few days or more. We'll give you an honest timeline once we know the scope.
We're based in Levant and travel to nearby towns throughout the region. Call with your location and we'll let you know if we can get there.
Yes. Smaller items can come to us, or we can come to you if it's fixed in place. Either way, call first so we know what to expect.
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