Maintenance & Repairs
Structural steel repairs, reinforcement, corrosion remediation, and emergency callouts for existing steel structures, equipment, and installations.
What This Service Covers
Steel structures take damage — impact, corrosion, fatigue, or simple age — and we assess, repair, and reinforce existing steelwork without requiring a full replacement in most cases.
Our team carries out condition assessments, section-loss surveys, and reinforcement design in consultation with a structural engineer where load-bearing repairs are involved, then executes the repair on-site or removes components to the workshop where practical.
We also run a scheduled maintenance programme for clients with ongoing steel assets — recoating cycles, bolt-torque checks, and corrosion monitoring — to catch issues before they become structural.
- Corrosion damage repair & reinforcement
- Impact damage repair (vehicle, equipment strikes)
- Roof structure repair after storm damage
- Scheduled structural maintenance programmes
- Emergency structural callouts
| Response time | 24 – 48 hrs for urgent structural callouts |
| Assessment scope | Visual, section-loss, and weld integrity checks |
| Repair methods | Plate reinforcement, member replacement, weld repair |
| Coating remediation | Abrasive blast & recoat to original or upgraded spec |
| Maintenance contracts | Scheduled inspection & recoating programmes available |
How We Deliver This
Every job runs through the same sequence — nothing skipped to hit a date.
Condition Assessment
Visual and, where required, engineer-led survey of the damaged or corroded steel.
Repair Design
Reinforcement or replacement plan developed, with engineer sign-off for structural items.
Repair Execution
Cutting, welding, or plate reinforcement carried out on-site or in-shop.
Protective Treatment
Corrosion treatment and recoating applied to repaired and surrounding areas.
Sign-off
Repair inspected and documented, with recommendations for future monitoring.
Maintenance — Frequently Asked
Yes — our assessment identifies whether reinforcement or partial replacement is sufficient, or whether full member replacement is required, and we'll involve a structural engineer where the repair affects load-bearing capacity.
Ready to spec your next project?
Send us your drawings, dimensions, or just a description of what you need — we'll come back with a scoped quote and realistic timeline.