Brady's Welding provides welding repairs for homeowners, contractors, and small businesses in Puyallup, WA. We handle removable parts in the shop and complete fixed metalwork repairs, like gates and railings, on-site by appointment. Aluminum, steel, stainless, and certain specialty metals are all within scope, depending on the part and the damage.
For cracked brackets, bent gates, broken trailer parts, or other metal repairs, call or text (253) 475-4608 for a free estimate. Photos help us quote faster. Send one photo of the part and a close-up of the break, and we will confirm whether shop or mobile welding fits the job.
We repair metal parts that need to hold weight and fit correctly after repair. Small jobs are welcome, and we schedule every repair by appointment after reviewing photos or the part itself.
We repair aluminum parts such as fencing, gates, and patio furniture when the surrounding metal can hold a weld. Send photos and we will confirm whether the repair will hold.
Our steel repair services cover gates, railings, brackets, trailer frames, and hitches. A part that failed at one joint is usually still repairable, especially if the base metal is sound. We check the base metal first, then quote the weld so you avoid the cost of replacing the whole piece.
Stainless steel repairs cover outdoor fixtures and kitchen equipment for residential and commercial customers. If you bring the part in or text us photos, we can verify the grade before quoting.
We repair cracked magnesium housings, tabs, and specialty components. Replacement magnesium parts are often expensive and slow to source, and some cracks can be welded. Text photos of the damage and we will tell you whether repair is an option.
Bronze and brass repairs require clean fit and finish along with strength. We repair older fittings, burner assemblies, and decorative metalwork. Some of these jobs need brazing or a mechanical fix, and we identify the right method before any work starts.
Fixed gates, mounted railings, and installed equipment need on-site repair. We bring the welding equipment to your Puyallup property and complete the work by appointment.
Mobile welding in Puyallup covers metalwork that cannot be moved: gates, railings, brackets, and installed equipment across the city. We schedule mobile visits by appointment and confirm timing once we see photos of the job.
To book mobile welding, text photos to (253) 475-4608 with a short note about the part and its location. We will review the job and confirm whether it qualifies for on-site work.


Frequent requests include:
Trailer hitches, trailer frames, and cargo rack repairs
Fence, gate, railing, and handrail repairs
Broken tabs, brackets, mounts, and supports
Patio furniture and outdoor fixture repairs
Shop equipment and light machinery part repairs
Aluminum, steel, stainless, magnesium, bronze, and brass repairs
A part that has broken twice in the same spot needs reinforcement. Another weld over the old crack will not hold long term. We review the failure and quote a repair that lasts.
We have been open for business since 1975 and have repaired metal parts across the South Sound for more than 50 years. That experience covers household metalwork, trailer repairs, and light commercial equipment.
Brady's Welding holds an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, and the rating is verifiable on the BBB website. Before any work starts, you get a clear answer on whether the repair is worth the cost.
We are a family-owned shop serving Puyallup and the South Sound. When you call, you speak with the people who handle the work, and the person who quotes your repair stands behind it.
A broken chair leg receives the same attention as a commercial railing job. Small repairs are welcome, and mobile service covers parts you cannot bring in.

Call or text (253) 475-4608 for a free welding estimate in Puyallup.
Photo estimates move fastest. Send:
One photo of the full item
One close-up of the damaged area
A short note on what the part is used for
Whether the part is removable or fixed in place
We will quote the repair and let you know whether shop or mobile welding is the better fit.


