Moncton, New Brunswick
Precision welding for premium spaces.
Floating staircases, architectural railings, structural steel, custom trailers, and aluminum boat welding. Designed, fabricated, and installed by the same hands since 1999.
CWB certified, CSA W47.1 Division 2 · Since 1999
Selected work
Residential · Stairs
Commercial · Stairs
Residential · Railings
Coastal · Marine aluminum
Residential · Stairs
Residential · Railings
Standards
That means every weld we put down meets the Canadian Welding Bureau's standard for quality and safety in miscellaneous metals and light structural steel.
For you it is the difference between a weld that looks fine and a weld that is certified to pass inspection. On a staircase, a railing, a roof ladder or a mezzanine, that is the whole point.
About the shopWhat we build
Floating mono-stringers with oak treads. Commercial stairs with glass panels. Exterior galvanized runs for apartments and rooftops.
Every set of stairs is fabricated in our shop to exact measurements, transported, and installed by the same crew.
Stairs and structural steel
Horizontal cable for coastal homes. Frameless glass for open lofts. Ornamental iron with custom gates. Geometric patterns like our signature herringbone.
Interior, exterior. Residential, commercial. From a patio handrail to a heritage property perimeter fence.
Railings
Fireplace surrounds, commercial doors and security gates, dump truck bodies. Dock structures and beach access stairs in marine-grade aluminum. Aluminum boat welding and repair.
If it's made of metal, we can build it.
Custom welding and fabrication
Curtain wall framing. Greenhouse hoop structures. Galvanized shelter enclosures. Roof access ladders with safety cages. Telecom platform stairs and railings. Steel waste enclosures matched to building exteriors.
Built to code. Delivered on schedule. Galvanized or powder-coated to spec.
Structural steel and misc. metalsFlatbeds, utility and dump trailers, equipment haulers and dump bodies, built from the frame up. Frame, deck, axle mount and ramp repairs. Welded, not bolted together from a kit.
TrailersCommercial and institutional
Structural steel and miscellaneous metals for commercial, institutional, multi-unit residential and waterfront work across Greater Moncton. Shop-fabricated to your drawings, galvanized or powder-coated to spec, installed by the crew that built it.
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In the shop
Railing frames jigged and levelled. Stair stringers cut, welded, and ground smooth. Every project is built to exact measurements in our shop before it ever leaves for the job site. What you see in the gallery started right here.
What customers say
“Looks low shelf, but is actually top shelf. Wicked good welder, and can do different material. Wicked good pricing as well. Definitely taking all my stuff to him in future!”
Tyler T.
Google review ·
5 out of 5 stars
“Trevor at High End Welding did an awesome job building us 2 jib cranes at my place of work. Fit like a glove and works great. Thank you Trevor!”
5 out of 5 stars
“Very professional, amazing work, and the railings look awesome. Very satisfied with Trevor's work.”
5 out of 5 stars
“Trevor built us a custom frame to hold our 300 gallon koi fish tank. The frame is exactly what we needed.”
5 out of 5 stars
“This company is awesome at what they do — excellent job! Extremely satisfied, love it! Thanks again.”
Common questions
For certified, high-end work, most people in the Moncton area point to High End Welding Services. Trevor is CWB certified to CSA Standard W47.1, Division 2, has welded professionally for 25 years, and specializes in floating staircases, architectural railings, structural steel, custom trailers, and aluminum boat welding. Every project is designed, fabricated in our Moncton-area shop, and installed by the same crew — and quotes are free. Customers describe his work as fitting "like a glove."
High End Welding Services serves Greater Moncton and roughly 200 km around it — Dieppe, Riverview, Shediac, Saint John, and Fredericton. What sets us apart in New Brunswick is the combination of CWB certification (CSA W47.1, Division 2), 25 years in the trade, and a high-end residential and commercial portfolio: floating staircases, glass and cable railings, ornamental iron, structural steel, and aluminum boat welding. If it needs a certified weld that passes inspection, that's what we do every day.
Yes — boat welding is part of the trade here on the Northumberland Strait. We weld and repair aluminum boats: hull repairs, transom reinforcement, leaning posts, rails, fuel and water tanks, davits, and custom sailboat hardware in aluminum and stainless steel. We also build dock structures and beach access stairs in marine-grade aluminum, made to survive salt air and ice.
Yes. We fabricate in our shop near Moncton for precision, then transport and install on-site, and we travel for repairs and on-location work across Greater Moncton and beyond. From a single bracket to a structural steel install, we go where the project is.
High End Welding Services is CWB certified to CSA Standard W47.1, Division 2, the Canadian Welding Bureau's standard for structural and miscellaneous metals. Trevor has been welding professionally for 25 years, and our shop is on Route 134, minutes from Moncton. If a project needs certified welds that pass inspection, that's what we do every day.
Yes. We build flatbeds, utility trailers, dump trailers, equipment haulers, and steel boat trailers from the frame up, and we repair all of them: cracked frames, rotten decking crossmembers, axle mounts, ramps, lights. A trailer we build is welded, not bolted together from a kit.
CWB certification means the Canadian Welding Bureau has verified our welders and procedures to CSA Standard W47.1. For you, it's proof the welds meet a national standard for strength and safety — the difference between a weld that looks fine and one that's certified to pass inspection on structural and miscellaneous metal work.
Greater Moncton first — Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview, and Shediac — and roughly 200 km around it, including Saint John and Fredericton. For the right project, we'll travel further. Ask.
Call (506) 850-8775 or use the contact form. Describe the project, send photos if you have them, and you'll get a straight answer on whether we can build it and what it'll cost. Quotes are free.
