Groupe Fer ForgéRestoration • Painting • Welding

Welding & repair

Wrought iron welding and repair

Re-joining, reinforcement and welding to restore strength before finishing.

Welding on a wrought iron structure
Welding & repairSite photo · client

Quick estimate

Get a first assessment

Tell us your project and details: we’ll prefill your request.

Problems we handle

When welding is needed

Broken joints

Cracked or detached connection points.

Weakened sections

Corroded parts to reinforce or replace locally.

Loose bars

Loose elements that affect stability.

Fixings to redo

Anchors to re-weld or reinforce.

Our method

How a repair unfolds

  1. 01

    Diagnosis

    Identifying weak points and sections to repair.

  2. 02

    Preparation

    Site protection and preparation of the welding areas.

  3. 03

    Welding and reinforcement

    Re-joining and reinforcement as required.

  4. 04

    Finishing

    Grinding, priming and paint to protect the repairs.

Safety

Strength before appearance

On a guardrail or staircase, safety comes first. A structural repair is done before finishing, never the other way around.

Signs to watch for

When is it time to act?

The earlier the work, the lighter it is. Three levels, from simple upkeep to urgent.

Level 1

Upkeep

What you seeDull or crazed paint, isolated rust spots.

What we doPreparation, spot treatment and a new finish are usually enough.

Level 2

Plan it

What you seePaint peeling in sheets, visible rust at anchors, a gate that no longer closes properly.

What we doFull rust treatment, re-fixing, primer and finish.

Level 3

Act now

What you seeA guardrail or railing that moves, a loose baluster, an unstable step, a perforated section.

What we doStructural diagnosis, welding and reinforcement before any finish. Safety first.

FAQ

Welding and repair: your questions

All frequently asked questions

Can you repair just one section?

Yes. We repair the necessary points after assessing the structure.

Is the repair visible afterwards?

Repairs are ground down then painted to blend with the rest of the structure.

Do you work for condominiums?

Yes. See our condominium page for projects with several balconies or staircases.

How do I get an assessment?

Send photos of the affected areas or request a quote online.

Tell us about your project

Talk directly to Jordan, our estimator, at (514) 260-5194, or simply send a few photos of your structure. You’ll get a clear written quote.

Call Jordan(514) 260-5194