What welding processes and materials do you offer?

Process and material compatibility is confirmed per project. Call JG's with details about the part — what it's made of, how thick it is, and how it's used — and we'll confirm whether it's something the shop can take on.

Can I bring a part to the shop?

Customers can bring projects to the shop at 709 MacArthur Street in Bunkie. Call ahead so we know what's coming and can talk through the work.

Do you weld new fabrication as well as existing parts?

Both are common. Some jobs are welded as part of a new build, and others are existing components brought in for attention.

What should I send when requesting a welding quote?

Clear photos of the part and the area needing work, approximate dimensions, what the part is used for, and whether it's a new build or existing metalwork.

How long does welding work take?

It depends on the scope, the condition of the part, materials, and the shop's current workload. Contact JG's with your details to discuss availability.

Welding services

Professional Welding Services in Bunkie, LA

Welding work carried out at the shop — both as part of new fabrication and on existing metalwork customers bring in. Tell us what the part does and we'll talk through what's involved.

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Overview

Welding built around the job

Good welding starts with understanding the part: what it's made of, what it carries, and what caused the problem in the first place.

Some jobs come in as a brand-new build where the welding is one stage of the fabrication. Others come in as an existing component that has cracked, separated, or worn out and needs attention. Both start the same way — a look at the part and a conversation about how it’s used.

Material and process compatibility is confirmed per project, so call the shop with details about your part before hauling it in.

New fabrication welding

Welding performed as part of building a new piece — frames, supports, brackets, platforms, trailer components, and other custom steel work.

Existing metalwork and components

Welding on parts already in service, where the approach depends on the material, the condition of the metal, and how the part is loaded.

Who calls

Welding inquiries from around the area

Residential welding

Homeowners with gates, frames, railings, brackets, and metal items around the property that need building or attention.

Agricultural welding

Farm equipment components, implements, guards, and steel parts that take hard use and need to keep working through the season.

Commercial welding

Contractors and businesses with shop, jobsite, or facility metalwork that has to be built or brought back into service.

Shop process

How shop-based welding projects run

Work is carried out at the Bunkie shop. Call before bringing a part in so we know what to expect.

01
Call or send details
Describe the part and what needs to happen to it.
02
Share photos
Photos of the part and the damaged or joining area tell us the most.
03
Review together
We discuss the approach, feasibility, and next steps for your job.
04
Schedule the work
Once agreed, the project is scheduled into the shop's workload.

Before you call

What to include in a welding quote request

A few details up front save a round of phone tag and lead to a much more useful conversation.

Clear photos of the whole part
Close-up photos of the area needing work
Approximate dimensions
What the part is and how it's used
Material, if you know it
New build or existing component
Where the part is located
Whether you can bring it to the shop

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Welding FAQs

Have welding work that needs doing?

Send photos of the part, its approximate size, and how it's used. We'll go over whether it's a fit for the shop and what the next step looks like.

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