Aluminum Welding Services in Naples, FL
Clean, precise TIG welds on marine-grade and structural aluminum. Built to hold up in Southwest Florida's coastal environment.
Aluminum requires specific technique — AC TIG welding, proper filler rod selection, and careful heat management. We handle it daily on boat hulls, railings, frames, custom components, and custom marine fuel tanks that we pressure test before install. For thicker aluminum and larger jobs we also run a spool gun for MIG aluminum welding — it lays down material faster while keeping strong, clean welds.
Need the work done at your location? Our mobile welding service brings aluminum TIG capability to your home, job site, or marina. For boat-specific work, see our marine welding page — and for architectural aluminum like Bahama shutters, equipment screens, and privacy fencing, see custom fabrication.
Why Choose Our Service
Jobs We Handle
Common aluminum welding projects we complete for clients across Southwest Florida.
Project Examples
Custom Fabrication
Aluminum Structural Pipe Welding — in progress Shop
Custom Fabrication
Aluminum Structural Tank Welding — in progress Shop
Custom Fabrication
Aluminum Tank Structure Welding Shop
Frequently Asked Questions
We handle TIG welding on marine-grade aluminum, structural aluminum, and general-purpose alloys. Common jobs include boat repairs, railing fabrication, custom brackets, and architectural metalwork.
Yes. We repair aluminum hulls, transoms, pontoons, swim platforms, and marine hardware. We can work at your marina or boat lift with our mobile rig. Call us at (239) 438-5733 to set it up.
TIG welding gives cleaner, more precise welds on aluminum and is the standard for marine and visible structural work. MIG can be used on thicker aluminum for speed. We recommend TIG for most aluminum jobs.
Yes. Along with AC TIG, we run a spool gun for MIG aluminum welding — a good fit for thicker material and larger jobs where speed matters. We pick whichever process gives the cleanest, strongest result for your part.
Yes. We regularly weld 5052, 5086, and 6061 aluminum — the alloys used in boat hulls, marine structures, and saltwater-exposed components. We use the correct filler rods for each alloy.
Aluminum is lighter, corrosion-resistant, and ideal for marine or coastal applications. Steel is stronger per cost and better for heavy structural work. Contact us and we'll recommend the right material for your project.
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Aluminum Welding Service Area
Proudly serving Naples, Bonita Springs, Marco Island, Fort Myers, Cape Coral, and all of Southwest Florida. Contact us to confirm availability in your area.
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