5 Reasons to Hire a Welding Expert

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If you have a welding or fabrication project at the Lake of the Ozarks and you're thinking of doing it yourself, think again.  Hiring a professional welder at the Lake of the Ozarks is safer, more cost-effective, and ensures better quality than attempting to do it yourself.  Augello's Welding is your Lake of the Ozarks welding expert, and we are here to help you with all of your welding and fabrication needs.

1. Welding Equipment is Expensive.

Chances are, you probably don't have welding equipment lying around in your garage or backyard shed.  Welding equipment is expensive to buy and can vary depending on the type of project you're working on.  Buying a welding machine for a single project would not be cost-effective and it would be a waste of time if you don't already have the necessary welding skills.  Renting a welding machine can also be expensive, and the quality of work will not be as good as that of an expert welder and may need repairs down the road.

2. You could get seriously injured.

Welding is a dangerous job for many reasons.  You could potentially burn yourself or go blind if you do not take the correct safety precautions.  Professional welders have undergone extensive safety and technique training to become certified.  Plus, welding experts can create much more structurally sound structures that will stand the test of time, and therefore not endanger users of the finished welded product.

3. We create custom designs.

If you're new to welding, you'll be stuck following templates and pre-made designs.  However, at Augello's Welding, we can create any structure or design that is made of metal.  Not only are we experienced in creating hundreds of custom-made designs, but we are also experienced in using many different types of metals and welding techniques.  We tailor your design to your specifications, and we can even make a 3D draft before construction to ensure you're getting exactly what you want.

4. We stand behind our projects.

If you decide to take your welding project or repair into your own hands, no one can stand behind your work except for you.  Having to constantly repair a project is frustrating, time-consuming, and expensive.  At Augello's Welding and Fabrication, we stand behind all of our projects, 100% satisfaction guaranteed. We are confident that we can fix or fabricate any project made of metal and we take pride in the work that we do.

5. We offer free Estimates.

Why waste your time trying to learn how to weld, buying a welding machine, and then trying to repair your project again and again when you could just call Augello's Welding for a FREE estimate.  We are committed to creating high-quality, cost-effective solutions for all of our client's needs.  We are locally owned and operated, insured, and all of our work is always 100% guaranteed.  Give us a call today for a free estimate.  What do you have to lose!

Augello's Welding and Fabrication is your Lake of the Ozarks welding expert.  We are professional, experienced, and we use the highest level of craftsmanship and attention to detail in our work.  That's why people say we are the best welding and fabrication company at the Lake of the Ozarks!  Give us a call today for your 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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