Vehicle structure, mounts, brackets, tanks and equipment welded for Warrensville Heights drivers, contractors and fleets, about twelve minutes away.
4.9 50 reviews from Cleveland customers
Rated with the BBBArc Wheels Welding LLC, since 2023
Black ownedIndependent shop on Cleveland's southeast side
Warrensville Heights is two things at once and both send work to the shop. There is a residential side of postwar housing on and around Warrensville Center and Northfield, and there is an industrial side along Emery Road, Harvard Road and the Miles corridor, with warehousing, distribution and contractor yards that run vehicles hard and all year.
The industrial side is why so much of the Warrensville work is structural rather than cosmetic. Work vehicles carry loads and mounts that were never designed for what is actually being asked of them, and the failures follow. Torn tie down points, cracked equipment brackets, tank straps that let go, mounting ears that have pulled through. None of those are parts you can order.
Fuel and tank straps that have corroded and let go, which is a genuine safety issue and one that many shops will not touch because of what the tank held.
Tie down points, tow eyes and recovery mounts torn out of work vehicles under load.
Equipment brackets and mounting ears from the Emery and Harvard yards, cracked from shock loading rather than wear.
Suspension mounting points and shock towers on vehicles that carry weight every day.
Converter theft repairs and shields on vans parked overnight, which is a persistent problem along the commercial corridors.
A mount or a bracket that has torn is not a part. There is nothing to order, so a shop built around parts has no way to help you, which is how people end up here after being told nothing can be done.
The repair should be different from the original in one specific way. A mount that tore was under specified for the load it was carrying, so it gets more material and a longer weld rather than a faithful copy of the thing that broke.
Some of it needs saying no to. Anything on an unpurged tank, or near a pyrotechnic component, does not get welded here regardless of how the request is framed.
The structural repair below is the same category of work. A truck another shop had written off, with the gas tank straps corroded through and rebuilt properly.
“Excellent service & The repair of the gas tank straps was done professional. Good customer service was well appreciated also. Another shop stated the truck was hopeless. Rashad was Legit”
Structural and fleet welding is the work Warrensville Heights 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 4.1 miles and about 12 minutes from Warrensville Heights. Take Harvard Road east, or Miles Road if you are coming up from the Emery corridor. Free customer parking on site. Open Monday to Friday, 1pm to 8pm, closed weekends.
About 4.1 miles and roughly twelve minutes along Harvard Road. The shop is at 12212 Corlett Ave, Cleveland, OH 44105, open Monday to Friday, 1pm to 8pm.
Straps and mounts, yes. The tank itself only if it has been properly removed or purged first. A tank that has held fuel is a real hazard rather than a formality, and any shop willing to weld beside a full one should worry you.
A lot of the Warrensville work comes off the Emery and Harvard corridors. Multiple vehicles in one visit is straightforward to schedule and works out better per unit.
Sometimes, and often it means the shop had no way to make the part. A torn mount is not something you can order, so a business built around parts genuinely cannot help. That does not make it unrepairable.
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.
