At Irving fleet yards, industrial facilities and job sites, a damaged bracket, guard or trailer component can idle equipment out of proportion to the size of the part. Mobile fabrication may reduce unnecessary transport when the repair is within approved scope and the site permits safe hot work. Safety-critical or structural work needs proper engineering or manufacturer direction.
A broken metal component should not mean hauling an entire truck or machine to the shop when it can be repaired on site. DuraFleet brings mobile welding and fabrication to Irving fleet yards and job sites. Our technicians repair worn or damaged parts to help you reduce downtime, avoid unnecessary hauling costs, and keep your equipment working.
Repair Damaged Parts Without the Extra Haul
Trucks, trailers, and equipment take a beating over years of work. A broken mount, cracked bracket, or damaged metal panel can take a vehicle out of service even when the rest of it is running well. Hauling it to a shop adds more cost and downtime to the repair.
Our technicians come to your Irving yard or job site to repair damaged components and fabricate replacement parts. On-site welding can spare you a tow or equipment haul and help get your truck or machine back to work sooner.
- Mobile Welding for Commercial Fleets
- We handle metal repairs for trucks, trailers, and equipment, including:
- Cracked or broken brackets, mounts, guards, and supports
- Damaged trailer panels, doors, floors, and hardware
- Components worn down or damaged by impact
- Replacement brackets and other fabricated parts
- Recurring cracks and problems with previous repairs
- Metal damage found during routine maintenance
Our technicians look at the damaged part and the surrounding area before recommending a repair. That helps us identify problems such as corrosion, poor alignment, or nearby damage that could otherwise be missed.
Replacement Parts Made for the Job
When an original part is too damaged to repair, fabrication can provide a replacement that fits the equipment and its intended use. Our technicians work from measurements, an existing part, or drawings to plan the fabrication.
We check how the part mounts and what it needs to support. You get a practical repair recommendation, not just a weld over visible damage. Work affecting structural or safety-critical components may need manufacturer or engineering direction before it can proceed.
Less Disruption to Your Workday
Mobile welding saves more than the trip to a shop. You do not have to arrange a trailer or tow for every damaged component, and your operator can show our technicians exactly what has been causing trouble.
If several vehicles need repairs, we can discuss handling them during the same visit. We explain the work needed and whether it can be completed on site, so you can plan around equipment downtime.
Local Service for Irving Operations
At Irving fleet yards, industrial facilities and job sites, a damaged bracket, guard or trailer component can idle equipment out of proportion to the size of the part. Mobile fabrication may reduce unnecessary transport when the repair is within approved scope and the site permits safe hot work. Safety-critical or structural work needs proper engineering or manufacturer direction.
We serve Irving, the DFW Airport area, Euless, Bedford, and Grapevine, with service also available elsewhere in Dallas, Ellis, and Tarrant counties. Our technicians work at fleet yards and job sites where welding can be performed safely.
