Welding Projects to Start in 2019

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There are so many ways that welding can help you build the things you never thought possible. Starting a new year is always the typical time to start thinking about old dreams, projects you always wanted to start, and even things that need to be repaired or updated in 2019. Augello's Welding wants to help you reach some of your goals this year, and we can use welding at the Lake of the Ozarks to help! Check out some of these projects and goals that could be beneficial in this new year, and how we can help!


Build Something Custom!

Custom fabrication at the Lake of the Ozarks is our specialty. We love to help you go from an idea to reality when it comes to building something from metal. This can take many shapes and forms, and can include incredibly large welding projects at the Lake of the Ozarks to something as small as a could of razor blades welded together. We have a very wide range of fabrication capabilities and guarantee our parts will work for you. We take extreme care in creating each piece to your exact specifications and needs.

If you have a custom idea that you’ve always wanted to see become reality, give us a call! We’d love to talk about it with you, draw up some ideas, and get started!

Boat Repairs

If your boat incurred some damages over the last boating season, now is a great time to get it repaired. We specifically focus on pontoon repairs at the Lake of the Ozarks, but we can handle most projects. We can repair stainless, aluminum, steel, bronze, and even castings. From leaky tritoons or pontoons to a broken skeg or bimini, we can handle it all. 2019 is the year to get your boat repaired so that you can get back out on the water. If it is made of metal, odds are we can fix it.


Build Some Boat Stairs

Boat stairs can be an ideal way to save some space on your rig. Our custom stainless steel boat stairs are ideal, and we build them to fit Carver Model 3807. These custom spiral stairs replace your ladder, which requires two hands to ascend - now you only need one! Spiral stairs give you the option to hold onto the rail with one hand, leaving your other hand free to carry other things.


Go Custom!

Custom projects are our specialty. We hope that in 2019, you give us a call so we can help you accomplish the goals that you have maybe put on the back burner. We’ve done some quirky things, like sliding doors, countertops, and stair rails. If you have always wanted something unique and made from metal, we can help! Just remember, when you have a welding project at the Lake of the Ozarks, get in touch with Augello’s Welding - we are ready to help you get creative and make repairs!





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