Ranch & acreage
Pipe fence, gates and cattle guards
Past the suburbs it's pipe fence, pipe gates, cattle guards and pens, plus loaders and implements. Say how far the job is from a drive and whether livestock will be nearby.
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Mobile Welding in Tulsa, OK
Broken trailer, gate, railing or equipment? Get connected with an independent local mobile welder who comes to you. Send the job, and a welder calls you back.
Tulsa Mobile Welding is a referral service, not a welding company. We pass your job to an independent local welder. How it works
- Free to requestNo obligation to hire
- Welders come to youDriveway, farm or jobsite
- Emergency requestsAccepted any time
- Local coverageTulsa County & nearby towns
Services · Tap what broke
What's broken?
Common mobile welding jobs. Tap one for what a welder can fix and what to have ready, or see all services.
- Trailer & hitch repairCracked trailer frames, broken tongues, hitch receivers, ramps, fenders and spring hangers welded where the trailer sits, so you don't have to tow it to a shop.
- Gate & fence repairBroken gate hinges and latches, sagging driveway gates, iron fence sections and gate posts repaired on site.
- Railing repairLoose porch and stair handrails, rusted-through railing posts, broken balusters and new steel rail sections welded in place.
- Farm & heavy equipmentBuckets, blades, loader arms, skid steer attachments, implements and equipment frames repaired in the field or at the jobsite to cut downtime.
- Structural & on-site fabricationBeams, columns, brackets, supports, bollards, platforms and custom steel built or modified on site.
- Emergency repairs: request a call back anytimeSomething broke and it can't wait? Send an emergency request any time.
- Something else?If it's metal and it's stuck where it sits, describe it. A welder can tell you if it can be fixed on site.
Things people ask about
- Cracked trailer tongue
- Snapped hitch receiver
- Gate dragging or off its hinge
- Loose stair handrail
- Broken fence panel
- Cracked loader bucket
- Worn skid-steer plate
- Bent ramp or fender
- Bollard knocked over
- Custom bracket or mount
- Equipment frame crack
- Porch railing rusted through
How it works
From broken to welded in three steps
Tulsa Mobile Welding is a referral line, not a welding company. Here's exactly what happens when you reach out.
Call or send the job
Tell us what broke, where it is and how soon you need it. A photo helps.
We match a local welder
We pass your request to an independent mobile welder who serves your part of the metro.
The welder comes to you
They call you, quote the work and schedule it directly with you. Driveway, farm or jobsite.
Tulsa Mobile Welding is an independent referral service, not a welding company. We connect people in the Tulsa area with independent local mobile welders. Welders set their own prices and are responsible for their own work.
Around the Tulsa metro
Why mobile welding fits the Tulsa area
The Tulsa metro runs from older brick neighborhoods and industrial areas along the Arkansas River to big suburbs and open ranch land. A lot of what breaks here is too big, too heavy or too fixed in place to haul to a shop.
Industry & trucking
Bollards, dock steel and trailers
Industrial parks, the area around the Tulsa Port of Catoosa and trucking yards bring requests for bollards, dock plates, brackets, stairs and work trailers. Ask about site check-in and hot-work rules first.
Homes
Gates, fences and railings
Older Midtown homes have iron porch and stair railings; suburbs like Broken Arrow, Owasso and Jenks have driveway and fence gates. After a storm, bent gates and fence posts are common.
Tulsa Mobile Welding is a referral service; welders are independent and do their own work.
Before you reach out
Fastest way to get a welder
- What broke
- Address or ZIP
- How soon you need it
- A photo, if you have one
Calls go to our referral line or a local mobile welder. Can't talk? Send a request.
Service area
Mobile welders across the Tulsa area
Requests are accepted from Tulsa County and the nearby parts of Wagoner, Rogers, Creek and Osage counties, Oklahoma. Don't see your town? Send a request anyway.
- 01Tulsa
- 02Broken Arrow
- 03Owasso
- 04Jenks
- 05Bixby
- 06Sand Springs
- 07Sapulpa
- 08Glenpool
- 09Catoosa
- 10Claremore
- 11Coweta
- 12Skiatook
Broken down?
Need a welder today?
Mark it as an emergency and we'll try to reach an available local welder fast. After-hours availability depends on the welder.
Prefer not to call?
Send the job, get a call back
Calling is fastest. If you can't talk now, send the details and a local mobile welder will contact you.
- You send the request
- We pass it to a welder near you
- They call you to quote and schedule
Tulsa Mobile Welding is a referral service, not a welding company. We pass your job to an independent local welder.
Quick answers
Mobile welding questions, answered
Q01What is mobile welding?
Mobile welding means the welder comes to you with a truck-mounted welder, generator and tools, and makes the repair where the item is: your driveway, yard, farm, business or jobsite. It saves hauling a broken trailer, gate or machine to a shop.
Q02How does the referral work?
Call (918) 921-8983 or send the request form. We pass your request to an independent local mobile welder who serves your area. The welder contacts you, quotes the job and schedules it directly with you.
Q03What areas do you take requests from?
Tulsa County and nearby parts of Wagoner, Rogers, Creek and Osage counties in Oklahoma, including Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Jenks, Bixby, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Glenpool and Catoosa, plus nearby towns such as Claremore, Coweta, Collinsville and Skiatook. Coverage and timing depend on which welders are available near you.
Q04Are you a welding company?
No. Tulsa Mobile Welding is a referral service. We pass your request to an independent local mobile welder, who contacts you, quotes the job and does the work.
Q05How much does mobile welding cost?
Pricing is set by each welder and depends on the job, materials, travel and timing. Ask the welder for a quote before work starts.
Q06Does it cost anything to request a welder?
No. Submitting a request is free and there's no obligation to hire anyone.
Q07Can a welder come today?
Mark your request as an emergency and we'll try to reach an available welder quickly. Same-day and after-hours availability isn't guaranteed.
Q08What should I include in my request?
What broke or needs to be built, the metal if you know it, where the item is (driveway, farm, jobsite), and photos if you can text them to the welder.