Trailer frames, tongues, ramps, ICC bumpers and equipment welding for Bedford owner operators and contractors, at the shop or on site.
4.9 50 reviews from Cleveland customers
Rated with the BBBArc Wheels Welding LLC, since 2023
Black ownedIndependent shop on Cleveland's southeast side
Bedford is a working town with an industrial spine that runs from the Solon Road corridor through the Bedford Heights parks, and that shapes what comes to the shop from there. It is trailers, work trucks and equipment rather than family cars. The customers are landscapers, contractors, owner operators and small fleets, and their problem is never just the repair. It is that the thing is not earning while it sits.
That is why trailer work is scheduled differently to car work here. A trailer down on a Tuesday costs money on Tuesday, so quotes come back the same day and the mobile rig goes out when a trailer is not safe to tow. Getting somebody running again this week beats getting it perfect next month.
Trailer frames and cross members, cracking at the joint where the member meets the main rail, which is where every deck trailer eventually fails.
Tongues and coupler mounts, bent from a hard hitch load or torn at the weld, which is the failure that puts a trailer loose on the road.
ICC bumpers folded by loading docks in the industrial parks, which is an inspection item rather than a cosmetic problem.
Ramp hinges and gate frames on landscape trailers, which cycle a dozen times a day and get inspected almost never.
Equipment and machinery, welded on site so the machine does not have to be trailered anywhere to get fixed.
If the trailer tows safely, bringing it to Corlett Ave is usually cheaper. Better light, the bench, and no travel time in the price.
If it does not tow safely, and a cracked tongue or a torn coupler mount does not, the welder comes to Bedford instead. That is not a premium service, it is the correct answer for that specific failure.
Fleet work is better done in batches. Several trailers or trucks in one visit costs less per unit than the same jobs trickling through over a month, and recurring inspection repairs are easy to plan around.
Either way you get told which option is cheaper for your job before booking rather than after.
The gooseneck below came in from Bedford. Aluminum trailer welding, fitted into the schedule at short notice because the trailer was needed back in service.
“I had Rashaad weld my aluminum trailer and this man is amazing! He worked me in his schedule on short notice and his work is excellent. If you need any welding done, Rashaad is the man to see. An awesome at a fair price!”
Trailer repair and fleet welding is the work Bedford sends most, but the whole shop is available to you. Shop work at 12212 Corlett Ave, plus mobile welding when the thing that broke cannot travel.
The shop is at 12212 Corlett Ave, Cleveland, OH 44105, about 5.3 miles and about 15 minutes from Bedford. Take Broadway Avenue south through Maple Heights, or Northfield Road if you are coming from Bedford Heights. Free customer parking on site. Open Monday to Friday, 1pm to 8pm, closed weekends.
Yes. If a trailer is not safe to tow, and a cracked tongue or torn coupler mount is not, the welder comes to you. If it tows fine, bringing it to Corlett Ave is usually the cheaper option and we will say so.
About 5.3 miles and roughly fifteen minutes down Broadway or Northfield Road. The shop is at 12212 Corlett Ave, Cleveland, OH 44105.
Usually, yes. Most dock hits bend the guard without destroying it, so it gets straightened and rewelded to spec. If the vertical supports have torn out of the trailer frame, the frame gets repaired first.
Yes, and doing several units in one visit works out better per unit. Call 216.309.1567 and we can put a schedule together.
Yes. Aluminum needs TIG, cleaner prep and dedicated tools that have never touched steel, which is why a lot of general shops decline it. It is regular work here.
Most quotes come back the same day the shop is open. Free, no obligation, and if it cannot be repaired you will hear that straight.
