Where we stop
Inside the workshop
Most of our work starts as a sketch, a broken part or a measurement taken on site. We cut, form, weld and finish it here, then check it fits before it leaves. Photographs of finished jobs are kept only with the customer's agreement.
Before you send
Nothing you type into the forms on this site is stored on the site itself. Whatever you write is passed on to us so that we can read it and reply.
What arrives is used to answer your enquiry and to quote for the work. The full policy sets out the detail, and you can ask us to delete your details at any time.
Questions about any of it go to info@powellweld.co.uk, or read the privacy policy.
Before you book
Yes. We weld mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium, and we will say which process suits your job once we have seen it. If a material is outside what we handle well, we will tell you rather than take the work.
Most small jobs are finished within five to seven working days of us agreeing the details and the price. Larger fabrications take longer, and we will give you a realistic date before we start rather than after.
Smaller items are best brought to the workshop, where we have the right tools and a level bench. For larger frames or fittings that cannot be moved easily, ask us and we will say whether a visit is practical.
A sketch, a photograph, dimensions or the broken part itself all help. The more you can tell us about where it fits and what it has to do, the closer the first figure will be to the final one.
Asking for a price costs nothing, and there is no charge for looking at a part brought to the workshop. If a job needs a site visit before we can quote, we will agree that with you first.
Often yes. If we can measure the original, or the space it came out of, we can usually make a replacement in the same material. Bring the old part along even if it is in pieces.
How a job runs
Send a description, a sketch or a photograph through the enquiry form, or bring the part to the workshop. We will tell you if it is the sort of work we take on.
We put a price and a date in writing, along with the material and finish. Nothing starts until you have read it and told us to go ahead.
The work is cut, formed, welded and finished in the workshop. If anything changes once we are underway, we contact you before carrying on rather than after.
We ask you to look the finished work over before it leaves, so any adjustment can be made while the job is still here. Collection or delivery is agreed at the quote stage.
A sketch, a photograph or a few measurements is enough for us to say whether the job is one we can take on.
Ask for a quoteWe reply within one to two working days, and asking costs nothing.
Reach the workshop
Send us the details of what you need welded, repaired or fabricated, and we will come back to you with an honest answer and a price.