Residential · Orlando, FL
When a gate sags, binds, or won’t latch, the real fix is usually in the hinge barrels, posts, and welds, not the latch bolt. Titan Mobile Welding Orlando has served Orlando since 2016, providing on-site gate welding repair for steel and wrought iron swing and sliding gates.
Good gate welding repair starts with setup and alignment, not just running a bead. We check hinge-pin wear, cracked fillet welds, loose hinge leaves, bent pickets, and out-of-plumb posts, then set the gate back to proper reveal and latch height using clamps, shims, and a jack stand. Rust, paint, and galvanized coating get removed to clean base metal, typically with an angle grinder (flap discs and wire wheels), so we can weld to sound steel. Depending on thickness and access, we use GTAW (TIG) for clean control on lighter hinges and MIG or stick welding (SMAW) for heavier frames and outdoor conditions, building up worn hinge barrels when needed and re-welding with correct bead size and penetration.
Central Florida weather and coastal humidity accelerate corrosion at hinge barrels, latch receivers, and the bottom rail where water sits. After welding, we dress sharp edges, radius stress points, and verify smooth swing and latch engagement without slamming. For bare steel, we recommend a zinc-rich primer and an exterior enamel or epoxy topcoat; for wrought iron, we can prep for repaint and help you match black, bronze, or custom finishes. If the gate or hardware is galvanized, we discuss safe removal of coating at the weld zone and proper touch-up with cold galvanizing compound to slow future rust.
Orlando customers choose us because we bring the shop to the jobsite and fix gates the right way, with measuring, alignment, and repeatable welding procedures. Titan Mobile Welding Orlando is licensed and insured, and we show up with a fully equipped mobile rig: welder, generator, grinders, clamps, layout tools, and replacement steel as needed. We work on residential driveway gates, pool and garden gates, and commercial access gates, repairing cracked hinge welds, broken latch tabs, strike plates, and frame corners, plus reinforcing with gussets or thicker hinge plates when the original design is underbuilt. You get practical options, from a basic re-weld to a full hinge relocation, so the repair matches the gate’s weight and daily use.
Before we leave, we do a full walkthrough: we cycle the gate repeatedly, confirm latch alignment, check hinge-pin play, and verify ground clearance so it won’t drag after rain or settling. We can add stop tabs, re-set latch receivers, and recommend upgraded hardware like weld-on bullet hinges, greasable hinges, or a stronger latch set when the existing parts are worn out. You receive a clear written estimate up front, a clean work area when we’re done, and straight guidance on paint, lubrication, and maintenance intervals. If your gate is sticking, sagging, or dropping off the post, schedule on-site gate welding repair and get it closing smoothly again.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate with the scope, materials, and what is included for welding, reinforcement, and finishing.
Often, yes. Many mobile setups can run independently; if shore power is needed for a specific job, we will confirm requirements during scheduling.
We commonly weld carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, selecting MIG, TIG, or stick based on thickness, access, and service conditions.
Yes, for many field repairs and reinforcements such as cracked members, damaged connections, added plates, and fabricated brackets. We evaluate access, load paths, and safe repair options before welding.
Scheduling depends on job size and parts availability. Call with photos and a brief description and we will offer the next available window and any same-week options.
A gate that won’t close is usually telling you something structural changed, cracked welds at the hinge leaf, a hinge barrel that’s worn oval, a post that shifted, or a latch receiver that no longer lines up. Titan Mobile Welding Orlando provides mobile gate welding repair for steel and wrought iron gates across Orlando, fixing the welds and the alignment so the gate swings freely, latches cleanly, and stays that way through daily use and changing weather.
Our gate welding repair process starts with diagnosis. We inspect hinge welds, hinge-pin play, latch and strike location, and post plumb, then set the gate to the correct height and gap using clamps, shims, and temporary supports. Once the gate is positioned, we grind to clean metal and weld with the best process for the material thickness and access, often adding small structural improvements (gussets, stitch welds, or a wider mounting plate) to distribute load and prevent repeat cracking at the heat-affected zone.
Because Florida humidity and rain drive rust, finish matters. After welding we remove slag and spatter, smooth sharp transitions, and prepare the repair for coating. For bare carbon steel we recommend a zinc-rich primer and exterior topcoat; for galvanized components we can discuss coating removal at the weld zone and appropriate touch-up. We also check function by cycling the gate, confirming the latch engages without lifting or slamming, and verifying clearance at the bottom rail so it won’t start dragging.
If you’re dealing with a sagging gate, broken latch tab, cracked welds, or a gate that only closes when you lift it, we can handle the fix on-site. You’ll get a free written estimate, clear repair options, and a finished gate that swings and latches the way it should.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Orlando. We assess the project, review the details, and give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what to expect.
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