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Trailer and Truck Welding in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX

Wildseed Specialty Mobile Welding welds broken trailer hitches, axles, spring hangers, frames, and truck beds where they sit, anywhere in Dallas-Fort Worth. Owner Chris Monroe is AWS D1.1 certified, answers 24/7, and is often on site within an hour.

Google: 4.8 for Farmers Branch, 5.0 for Arlington
Welder in leather gloves welding a spring hanger under a utility trailer frame, sparks at the joint
A spring hanger welded under a trailer frame, where the trailer was parked.
Welder lying under a utility trailer in a driveway, repairing the axle and spring hanger beside the wheel hub
A utility trailer's axle and spring hanger, repaired from underneath in the owner's driveway.

A broken trailer can't be towed to a welding shop

A snapped hitch or a cracked spring hanger makes a trailer unsafe to pull, and a truck with a broken frame shouldn't be driven in. The repair has to happen where it broke: the freeway shoulder, the job site, the ranch, or your driveway.

Wildseed is a mobile welding service, so Chris brings the welder to the trailer at any hour. The load, the crew, or your trip waits only as long as the weld takes.

Signs a trailer weld is failing

Fleet Maintenance names these as early signs of a bad weld on trucks and trailers:

  • Hairline cracks next to a weld, often the earliest sign of metal fatigue
  • Rust around a weld, which means moisture is getting into a crack
  • Rattles, clunks, or pops under load, which can point to a failed joint

Spring hangers tend to crack right beside the old weld, and the crack can sit on the side you can't see. If you find any of these, text Chris a photo before the next load.

Trailer welding questions people ask first

Anything else, Chris answers on the phone at (469) 679-4268, day or night.

Can you weld my trailer where it broke down?

Yes, where it sits.

Wildseed Specialty Mobile Welding drives to the trailer on the roadside, at a job site, or in your driveway, 24/7. Chris is often on site within an hour of your call.

How much does trailer welding cost?

$100 to $250 an hour.

Wildseed Specialty Mobile Welding bills trailer and truck welding by the hour. Text photos of the break to (469) 679-4268, and Chris talks you through the fix before work starts.

Can a cracked trailer frame or spring hanger be welded?

Send a photo and Chris will tell you.

Chris Monroe of Wildseed Specialty Mobile Welding is AWS D1.1 certified for structural steel. He reads the photos of the crack and tells you how he'd repair it before he drives out.

Do you weld truck frames, flatbeds, and truck beds?

Yes, where the truck is parked.

Wildseed Specialty Mobile Welding welds truck frames, flatbed decks, and pickup beds on site across Dallas-Fort Worth, any hour of the day.

Welder in a hood running a bead along a steel beam on a trailer in a work yard
Welding a steel beam on a trailer in a work yard.

A certified welder on the parts that carry the load

The hitch, the spring hangers, and the frame carry everything on the trailer, so a weld there has to hold at highway speed.

Chris Monroe is AWS D1.1 certified, the American Welding Society's code for load-bearing steel, and API 1104 certified for pipe welding.

He founded Wildseed in 2018 with more than 15 years of welding behind him. The company is insured and stands behind the work it performs.

Owner
Chris Monroe
Structural steel
AWS D1.1 certified
Pipe
API 1104 certified
Crew
AWS certified welders
Experience
15+ years welding
Insurance
Insured

“We talked about the best approach to fix the issue and he went right at it. The work was fantastic, nicest guy you'd ever meet. Knowledgeable, focuses on quality and safety.”

Mark Rose, Google review, Arlington listing, June 2025

Trailer and truck parts Chris welds on site

Many trailers on North Texas roads are built in Texas, by makers such as Big Tex Trailers in Mount Pleasant and PJ Trailers and Load Trail in Sumner. Their frames, hangers, and hitches are welded steel, and so is a homemade utility trailer. Chris repairs both where they sit.

Hitches, couplers, and safety-chain loops

A cracked hitch or a torn-off safety-chain loop ends the trip. Chris welds them back on at the roadside or in your driveway.

Axles and spring hangers

Spring hangers hold the leaf springs to the frame. Tight turns, hard braking, and heavy loads crack them, and Chris welds them from under the trailer.

Frames and crossmembers

A cracked frame rail or a broken crossmember is welded where the trailer is parked, so you don't pay for a tow to a shop first.

Ramps and ramp hinges

Ramps on equipment trailers and car haulers carry a machine's full weight on every load. Chris welds broken hinges and cracked ramp frames on site.

Flatbeds and truck beds

Flatbed decks, stake pockets, rub rails, and pickup beds crack under work loads. Wildseed welds them where the truck is parked.

RV frames, axles, and jack mounts

RV frames break at the same points a trailer's do, and Chris repairs them where the RV is parked.

How a trailer welding job with Wildseed works

It starts with your photos, so Chris knows the break before he loads the truck.

  1. Text the photo

    Send pictures of the break and where the trailer is parked to (469) 679-4268.

  2. Get the plan

    Chris reads the photos and tells you the fix and the hourly rate before he drives out.

  3. Chris drives to you

    Roadside, job site, ranch, or driveway. He's often there within an hour.

  4. Welded where it sits

    He welds the break on the spot and cleans up before he leaves.

Trailer, RV, and vehicle repairs in Wildseed's Google reviews

Google shows 4.8 stars for the Farmers Branch listing and 5.0 for Arlington. These customers wrote about their own breakdowns, word for word.

“Chris is an excellent welder with professional ethics. I busted the frame mount for an RV jack on our 43ft 2022 VanLeigh Beacon FLB. He cut off the old, cleaned, then welded on the new. He even helped me to reattach the jack.”

George Kraft Google review, Farmers Branch listing, March 2025

“Chris Monroe saved the day for us. We broke the axle on our RV 500 miles from home. He was able to repair it at a fair price and get us back on the road. Many thanks!”

Erin Mitchell Google review, Farmers Branch listing, September 2024

“Repaired a broken metal rod on my hand truck. He was available quickly, which was really important for me. Fair pricing, timely and efficient work, and a strong weld - what more can you ask for?”

greg doyle Google review, Arlington listing, July 2025

“He was quick on time very nice and very good work”

Juan Avila Google review, Arlington listing, May 2025

More questions about trailer and truck welding

Do you come out at night and on weekends?

Yes, 24/7.

Wildseed Specialty Mobile Welding answers (469) 679-4268 every hour of every day. A trailer that breaks down at night or on a Sunday is a normal call.

Do you repair RV frames and axles?

Yes, where the RV is parked.

Wildseed Specialty Mobile Welding's Google reviews include an RV axle repaired for a family 500 miles from home. Another covers an RV jack mount cut off and welded new.

Which towns do you cover for trailer welding?

All of Dallas-Fort Worth.

Wildseed Specialty Mobile Welding drives to trailers and trucks across the metroplex, from Ponder and Prosper down to Mansfield. Its Google listings are in Farmers Branch and Arlington.

Can you weld an aluminum trailer?

Yes, with TIG.

Wildseed Specialty Mobile Welding TIG welds aluminum on site, so a cracked frame or ramp on an aluminum trailer is welded where it sits.

Trailer welding across Dallas-Fort Worth

Chris welds in all of these towns. If yours isn't listed, call (469) 679-4268; Wildseed works the whole metroplex.

$100–$250per hour, 24/7

What trailer welding costs with Wildseed

Trailer and truck welding is billed by the hour, and customers bring up the price in their Google reviews.

  • Shane C: “I was in a bind, Chris saved me for a very fair price”
  • Patti T: “reasonably priced”
  • J R: “Pricing and job details are always clear.”

Call or text Chris a photo of the break

(469) 679-4268

Open 24/7 for trailers and trucks across Dallas-Fort Worth.

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