
Trailer Repair & Welding in Canton, OH
Cracked trailer frames, broken tongues, torn spring hangers, and bent crossmembers — welded on-site where the trailer sits.
Trailers break where the stress concentrates — frame rails at spring hangers, crossmembers at the welds, tongues at the pivot, and deck supports under point loads. When any of that lets go, the trailer is unsafe to load and out of service.

We weld trailers on-site because a broken trailer should not be towed to a shop. The repair happens in position, on the frame, with the crack ground out to sound metal and beveled for full penetration so the repair holds under load.
Call and tell us what cracked and what kind of trailer it is. A photo of the break helps us quote. We are qualified to AWS D1.1 and AWS D1.2, all positions.
The process
How trailer repair works
Call
Tell us what cracked and what trailer it is. The owner answers, any hour.
Photo
A photo of the crack shows the location and thickness so we can quote and load right.
Prep the crack
We grind out to sound metal and bevel for full penetration before we weld.
Weld & inspect
We weld it in position, clean it, and check the repair before the trailer goes back on the road.
Service area
Mobile service across Northeast Ohio
Based in Canton, Ohio. We roll to your equipment across Stark, Summit, Wayne, Tuscarawas, Carroll, Columbiana, Holmes, and Coshocton counties.
FAQ
Trailer Repair questions
Can you weld a cracked trailer frame?
Yes. Frame cracks at spring hangers and crossmembers are common trailer repairs. We grind out the crack to sound metal, bevel for penetration, and weld it in position.
Can you fix a broken trailer tongue?
Often, yes. Tongue repairs depend on the break and the design. Send a photo and we will tell you honestly what it will take.
My trailer broke on the road — can you come to it?
Yes. Call. We answer 24/7 and roll as soon as we are loaded. Inside Stark County that is usually within the hour.
More services
Other work we do
Equipment down right now?
Call the owner personally. Any hour. You get the welder, not an answering service.