Welding & fabrication · Baltimore, Maryland
Welding repairs.
Custom solutions.
From a broken railing or mower to a custom exhaust or chassis build, we turn metalwork problems into practical solutions. Serving Baltimore and the surrounding area from our shop in Halethorpe.
What we can help with
A practical approach.
Work with purpose.
Welding repairs
Broken railings, mower parts, brackets, equipment and more. Small repairs are welcome. We assess the damage, material and intended use to work out a practical repair.
Custom exhausts & tubing
Exhaust fabrication, intercooler plumbing and custom tubing built around your vehicle and its available space. Careful fitment and clean workmanship from the bench to the finished installation.
Custom fabrication
One-off brackets, racks, commercial metalwork and custom chassis builds. In-house CAD design and CNC capability help us build a solution when an off-the-shelf part will not do.
From the shop
A closer look at the work.
A good start saves time
Tell us what you have in mind.
- What needs to be repaired or built, how it will be used and where it fits.
- Dimensions, material if known, quantities and any sketches or drawings.
- Clear photos of the whole item and close-ups of the damage or work area, plus your target timing.
Photos are a useful starting point. We may need to see the item in person to confirm its condition, access and the work involved. Call or send an inquiry to coordinate bringing it to the shop.
Before you book
Questions about welding & fabrication.
Do you take on small welding repairs?
Yes. You do not need a full vehicle build to work with us. Broken railings, mower parts, brackets and other everyday welding repairs are welcome. Send photos and tell us what the part needs to do.
What metals do you weld?
We regularly weld mild steel, 304 stainless steel, aluminum and titanium. Let us know the material if you know it; we will review its condition and the application before recommending an approach.
Do I need a finished drawing?
No. Start with dimensions, photos, a sketch or a description of the problem. Our CAD design is handled in house, and we can explain what additional detail is needed to plan the work.
What affects a fabrication estimate?
Material, dimensions, quantity, preparation, welding, finishing and fitment requirements can all affect the work. Identify the application and any critical requirements when you inquire.
Can you work on business or equipment projects?
Wits End handles commercial and personal fabrication projects. Send the application, available plans and site or equipment details so the shop can assess the scope.
What are you working on?
A repair you need. An upgrade you want. A problem that needs a little ingenuity. Let’s talk it through.
