Boat & pontoon repairs
Cracked alloy hulls, transoms, pontoon leaks, bent rails and worn keel strips, welded and pressure or water tested.
Custom fabrication · Repairs
Welding & repairs
Cracked alloy boat hulls, bent trailer drawbars, split toolboxes, broken gates, worn farm gear and the odd job that no one else wants. TIG and MIG welding in aluminium, stainless and mild steel, done properly in the Patumahoe workshop.
Indicative pricing · NZD
$120
minimum charge, + GST
Most repairs $120–$1,500 + GST; larger rebuilds quoted
Price guide & quoted scopeOr call Matt 021 2555 443
02 / Price & scope
Indicative range only. Repairs are priced on time and material once we have seen the job or a clear photo.
Discuss your quote with MattFrom a single crack to a rebuilt trailer or hull section.
$120minimum charge, + GST
Most repairs $120–$1,500 + GST; larger rebuilds quoted
Send a photo with something for scale and where it is, and we will usually give a price range before you bring it in.
04 / The practical details
Yes. Cracked hulls, transoms, pontoons and rails are regular jobs. Bring the boat on its trailer; we weld it, test it and tell you if something else is about to go.
Mostly the job comes to the workshop, which gives a better weld and a lower price. For fixed items like gates, rails and yard gear we can come to you across Franklin.
Usually. A weld repair is a fraction of a replacement, and we will say so if the item is beyond it or a new one would be cheaper.
How it works
We confirm size, materials, the loadings or spec and how it will be used.
It is all priced before any steel is cut, so there are no surprises.
Built in the Patumahoe workshop to the agreed spec.
Delivered, fitted or installed and checked over before handover.
Let’s make it fit
Send through photos, rough measurements and how it’ll be used — we’ll come back with a practical next step and a price.