J & J Welding

 TIG welding offers superior control over the weld, making it ideal for detailed, high-quality work on small or thin materials.   It produces clean, smooth, and attractive weld beads with minimal spatter or smoke—important for visible welds or decorative metalwork.  

TIG welding works well with:

Stainless steel, Aluminum, Copper and
Magnesium.
This versatility makes it useful across many industries.

 MIG welding is semi-automatic and generally faster than TIG or stick welding.
It is Great for high-volume production or projects with tight deadlines.  MIG welding can handle thicker metal sections with ease and is commonly used in structural work, automotive, and heavy equipment repair.

 It can weld a variety of metals including:
Mild steel, Stainless steel and
Aluminum (with the right setup)
It also works well in a variety of positions (flat, horizontal, vertical).

Flux welding doesn't require a shielding gas (in self-shielded FCAW), so it's ideal for windy or outdoor environments where MIG welding would struggle. 

 It offers deep weld penetration, making it great for welding thick metals like structural steel or heavy equipment. 

 Used for Construction (e.g., steel beams, bridges), Heavy equipment repair, Outdoor fabrication jobs,
Farm and ranch equipment maintenance and
Structural welding in poor weather conditions.

Stick welding is best for thicker metals.  You might need stick welding (Shielded Metal Arc Welding or SMAW) for its rugged reliability, versatility, and ability to perform in tough conditions. 

 Stick welding can burn through rust, mill scale, paint, and dirt better than most processes.
It saves time on surface prep—great for maintenance and repair work.

 It is Effective for welding thick or heavy-gauge metals, like structural steel or piping and is
often used in construction, shipbuilding, and infrastructure projects.

Saving you time and effort, especially when the item is too large, heavy, or fixed in place (e.g., fences, gates, machinery).
Ideal for construction sites, farms, remote locations, and emergency repairs.

 Mobile welding is perfect for urgent fixes on broken equipment, vehicles, or structures.
Reduces downtime for businesses that rely on continuous operation (e.g., construction, manufacturing, transportation).

 Use our service for things that can’t be moved, like Building frame, Pipelines, Heavy machinery and Metal staircases or railings.