Need Custom Fabrication?

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Custom fabrication is the art of cutting, shaping, and molding metal into a final product.  At Augello's Welding & Fabrication, we can provide design and production assistance to create exactly what you're envisioning.  We are your Lake of the Ozarks welder and place for all things custom.

If you can think it, we can build it.  With over 14 years of welding and fabricating experience, we are your one-stop shop for all things metal.  We can work with aluminum, stainless steel, copper, brass, castings, and more.  Our services include structural steel, ornamental iron, decks, gates, stairs, spiral staircases, fencing, anti-ligature covers, parts manufacturing, and so much more.

Custom Water Pump Holder

Part of our expertise in custom fabrication at the Lake of the Ozarks includes our professional drafting services.  Do you need something fabricated but would like to see what your product will look like before it is complete?  With our drafting services, we can create a digital 2-dimensional or 3-dimensional image to show you what your final product will look like.  You can change measurements or add details all before your masterpiece is even built.  Drafting is a great way to ensure your satisfaction and make sure everything is built to your exact specification.

We can custom manufacture your products, tailored perfectly to suit your needs.  With our expertise in stainless steel, aluminum, and steel we can create just about anything.  If you need something fabricated and it's made of metal, you've come to the right place! Check out some of the custom fabrication projects we have worked on:

Custom Steel Heavy Duty Dock Bridge
Custom Steel Spiral Staircase
Custom Residential Gate
Custom Boat Cradle
Augello's Welding and Fabrication is the place to go for custom fabrication at the Lake of the Ozarks.  If it is made of metal, we can build it to fit your needs.  The projects we manufacture will stand the test of time.  We take great pride in our work and our work is always 100% guaranteed.  We are committed to creating high quality, cost-effective solutions for all of our clients' needs. Call us today for a FREE estimate.

 

Your Lake of the Ozark’s Welder & Place for All Things Custom!
Office Phone: (573) 207-0285
Cell Phone: (573) 286-9135
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Location: Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri, USA

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