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A quality commercial welding company will go through stages when contacting your business: consultation and design, fabrication, and installation. If this is your first time using professional welding services, you may not be sure how the process works. Below are some steps you can take to help with the project.

A Brief Guide to Working With a Commercial Welding Company

1. Detail

When you initially contact the company, they’ll need to know enough about the project to craft what you want. Tell the contractor if you need new welding or repair. Explain if you have a design, size, or specific conditions in mind. Prioritize functional information, such as how the item will be used and by whom, but also let them know of any aesthetic desires you have. 

2. Flexibility 

Trust the contractor’s expertise in the field. They may recommend adjustments in size, weight, materials, or construction to make the project more effective. They’ll discuss these changes with you before making them. Being open to their guidance promotes timely project completion.

3. Responsiveness 

commercial weldingEnsure that the contractor has your correct contact information and answer their inquiries. They may have questions about specifications or a concern that came up during fabrication. If they can’t reach you, your project might be put on hold, delaying the finish date.

4. Preparation

If the item is being installed on-site, prepare the area beforehand. Clear a wide space for the project so that there’s an unobstructed path to its location. This step ensures the contractor can safely get the piece installed without navigating around obstacles.

 

Enjoy the best experience by choosing a respected and skilled commercial welding company. Brady’s Welding Specialties in Tacoma, WA, has over 40 years of welding repair and fabrication experience, including TIG and MIG welding. Family-owned and -operated, they have multiple shops and work with an array of materials, with on-site installation provided. Browse their welding services online, and call (253) 475-4608 to get an estimate.

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