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Mobile Welding Services

Mobile welding is an on-site welding service where coded welding engineers travel to your location with fully equipped vehicles to carry out repairs, fabrication, and installation — eliminating the need to transport heavy or fixed equipment to a workshop.

Varlowe provides a nationwide mobile welding service from our Wolverhampton headquarters. Our Class 1 coded engineers deploy from a fleet of fully equipped welding vehicles, reaching sites across the UK — including remote and hard-to-access locations.

Whether you need an emergency repair to get your plant back online, coded welders for a planned shutdown, or on-site fabrication that can't be done in a workshop, our mobile welding team is built to respond.

Call 01902 861042 to discuss your project.

On-Site Coded Welding - Nationwide

Our multi-coded welding engineers hold Class 1 certifications to BS EN ISO 9606 and ASME IX standards. We maintain an extensive library of welding procedures, which means we can cover most material grades, thicknesses, and welding positions your project requires — without delays for additional coding.

Processes: TIG, MIG, and MMA welding

Materials: Carbon steel, stainless steel, duplex, and exotic alloys

Applications: High-pressure pipework, pressure vessels, structural repairs, plant modifications, pipe welding in all positions including 6G

For projects involving specialist materials such as aluminium, work is completed in our Wolverhampton workshop where our in-house welding team has the controlled environment needed for consistent results.

Our Mobile Welding Fleet

Our mobile welding vehicles carry generators, welding equipment, and consumables — allowing our engineers to work independently on your site without relying on your power supply or facilities.

Every weld is labelled and undergoes a detailed visual inspection before we leave site. We can arrange third-party NDT testing when your project requires it, and we provide all qualified welding procedures, approvals, and specifications on request.

Accreditations and certifications:

Varlowe has been delivering welding services since 2003 — over 22 years of supporting industrial and commercial clients across the UK.

Industries We Support

Our mobile welding engineers have experience across:

How It Works

Step 1: Call us on 01902 861042 - Tell us what you need — the material, the location, the timeline. Our contract managers have over 20 years of hands-on experience and can advise on approach.

Step 2: We provide a quotation - Based on your requirements, we provide a clear quotation — typically within 48 hours. No hidden costs.

Step 3: We deploy - Our mobile welding team arrives on site with everything needed to complete the job. Fully self-sufficient, fully documented, fully coded.

For more on our fabrication service, please visit our Steel Fabrication page or our Welding Services page.

If you want to learn more about coded welding, please visit our Coding Welding page or our blog post “What Is The Meaning Of “Coded Welder“.

Discuss Your Welding Project

Call 01902 861042 to speak with our welding contract manager. We can advise on approach, provide a quotation, and deploy our mobile welding team to your site.

Phone: 01902 861042 (Mon-Thu 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-1pm)

Email: info@varlowe.co.uk

Or fill out the form below and we will be in touch.

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FAQs

Everything you need to know about our Mobile Welding service. Can’t find the answer you’re looking for? Please chat to our team.
What areas do you cover with your mobile welding service?
We provide a nationwide mobile welding service from our Wolverhampton headquarters in the West Midlands. Our fleet of fully equipped mobile welding vehicles reaches sites across England, Scotland, and Wales — including remote and hard-to-access locations. For projects requiring specialist workshop facilities, we offer collection and return from our Wolverhampton base.
Are your welders certified?
Yes. All our welding engineers are Class 1 coded to BS EN ISO 9606 and ASME IX standards. We maintain an extensive library of Welding Procedure Qualification Records (WPQRs) covering most material grades, thicknesses, and positions. All engineers hold CSCS certification, and Varlowe is Safe Contractor approved, ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 accredited.
What types of welding can you perform on-site?
Our mobile welding engineers are qualified in TIG, MIG, and MMA welding processes. We work with carbon steel, stainless steel, duplex, and exotic alloys across all positions including 6G. Our primary specialisation is high-pressure pipework systems, but our extensive welding procedures cover most industrial and commercial applications.
Can you weld aluminum on-site?
Specialist material welding including aluminium is typically completed in our Wolverhampton workshop, where the controlled environment ensures consistent weld quality. Our in-house welding team handles these projects with the same Class 1 coded standards applied to all our work.
Do you offer other fabrication services besides welding?
Yes, we provide a range of steel fabrication solutions. For more information, please visit our Steel Fabrication page or our Welding Services page on our website.
Do you provide emergency mobile welding services?
Yes. We offer rapid response for emergency welding repairs. If your plant or equipment has failed and you need a coded welder on site urgently, call us on 01902 861042. Our mobile welding vehicles are equipped to deploy at short notice.
What documentation do you provide?
We provide all qualified welding procedures, approvals, and specifications on request. Every weld is labelled and undergoes visual inspection. We can arrange third-party NDT testing when required by your project specifications or regulatory requirements.
How much does mobile welding cost?
Our mobile welding rates depend on the scope and complexity of the project. For a quotation, call 01902 861042 or email info@varlowe.co.uk with your requirements. We aim to provide quotations within 48 hours.
What is coded welding?
Coded welding is welding performed by an engineer who has passed a Welder Approval Test to a specific standard — typically BS EN ISO 9606 in the UK or ASME IX internationally. The coding certifies that the welder has demonstrated the skills to produce welds meeting the mechanical and quality requirements for safety-critical applications such as pressure vessels and high-pressure pipework. All Varlowe welding engineers are Class 1 coded.
Contact us

Get in touch

Our friendly team is always here to chat.

Email

Our friendly team is here to help.
info@varlowe.co.uk

Phone

Mon-Thurs from 8am to 5pm.
Friday from 8am to 1pm
01902 861042

Office

Our head office and second workshop
Patrick Gregory Road, Wolverhampton