Stock photoRepairs & reinforcement
Something cracked, bent, or broken? Ask whether it can be repaired or reinforced before you price a replacement.
Ask about this →Welding & metalwork · Bourbon, Indiana
Metalwork starts with a conversation.
Welding and metalwork in Bourbon, Indiana — repairs, custom pieces, and jobs that start with a look at what’s broken.
- Cracked, bent, or broken metal?
- A piece you can describe, measure, or sketch?
- Talk it through with the shop first — no pressure
Local shop409 W Jackson St, Bourbon, Indiana
Talk with the shop directlyThe number on this page is the shop’s
Start with a photoText the piece before you haul it in
Welding & metalwork
Jobs people bring to a welding shop.
Klingerman Welding — call to ask about your job. These are the kinds of jobs people bring to a welding shop; describe yours, share a photo if you have one, and ask whether it’s a fit.
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Stock photoTrailers
Tongues, frames, ramps, gates, and fenders are common trailer jobs — ask about yours.
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Stock photoFarm & equipment
Implements, attachments, mower decks, and brackets — describe what’s down and ask about the fix.
Ask about this →Stock photoGates, railings & fences
Repair or a new build — bring measurements or a photo of the spot.
Ask about this →Stock photoCustom pieces & brackets
A part, bracket, rack, or one-off piece you can describe or sketch — ask about having it made.
Ask about this →Stock photoPhotos show types of metalwork for illustration — they are not this shop’s completed jobs.
Before you buy new
Repair it — or replace it?
A broken part can idle a mower, a trailer, or a whole workday. Before you price a replacement, a quick call — and a photo of the piece — can tell you whether a repair or reinforcement is the smarter spend.
Who brings work here
Jobs come in from all over.
Different people, same starting point: a piece of metal that needs a welder’s eye, and a call to ask about it.
Around the house
Gates, railings, and fences; mower decks and small equipment that needs a fix.
Farms & equipment owners
Implements, attachments, trailers, and frames that keep the work moving.
Shops, contractors & businesses
Brackets, racks, guards, and property repairs that need a second look.
Examples of the kinds of jobs people ask a welding shop about — call about yours.
From idea to next step.
Getting started takes three things: a description of the job, a photo of the piece, and a short conversation about what happens next.
Describe the job
Share what the piece is, what needs to be done, and any measurements or timing that matter.
Start with a call →Send a photo & measurements
Text a photo of the piece, rough sizes, and when you need it — that’s what makes a quote possible.
Text the shop →Hear the next step
Find out whether the job is a fit, whether the piece needs an in-person look, and what to bring.
Call the shop →Visit the shop
On West Jackson Street in Bourbon.
Klingerman Welding is located at 409 West Jackson Street in Bourbon, Indiana. Hours can change, so call ahead for current hours before making the trip. The shop is in Bourbon — call about your job wherever you’re coming from.
In and around Bourbon
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Have a piece that needs a look?
Call (574) 342-7375Frequently asked questions
Before you call.
Quick answers about getting a welding or metalwork job started in Bourbon.
Call (574) 342-7375 and describe the job — what the piece is, what needs to be done, and when you need it. Or use the form at the top of this page to open a prefilled text message to the shop.
Four things help the shop size up a job: a photo of the piece, rough measurements, the material if you know it, and when you need it. The form at the top of this page walks you through all four and opens a text to the shop — attach the photo once the text opens.
Often a photo is enough to start the conversation. Some pieces still need an in-person look before anyone can say for sure — the call sorts out which one yours is.
Ask — a single bracket, a cracked part, or one small repair is a normal reason to call. The shop can tell you quickly whether it’s a fit.
Ask when you call. Either way, confirm the type and thickness of the material before the job starts so there are no surprises.
Describe it on the call and ask what options exist. Some pieces can’t be hauled — the shop will tell you what can be done.
Yes — tongues, frames, ramps, and gates on trailers, plus implements, attachments, and mower decks, are the kinds of jobs people ask a welding shop about. Describe yours and ask whether it’s a fit.
Every job is different, so pricing is worked out once the job has been talked through. Call for a quote on your specific piece.
409 West Jackson Street, Bourbon, IN 46504.
Hours aren’t listed here because they can change. Call (574) 342-7375 for current hours before you visit.