Expert Welding Solutions
Professional Welding Services
At Construction Métallique Vaud, we provide comprehensive and certified welding services for all your metalwork needs. Our skilled team ensures high-quality results whether in our workshop or on-site.
Certified Welding Workshop
Our workshop is certified EN 1090, guaranteeing professional and compliant welding for all projects. We specialize in TIG, MIG, MAG, and arc welding techniques, covering a wide range of applications.
- — TIG Welding
- — MIG/MAG Welding
- — Arc Welding
- — EN 1090 Certification
Specialized Welding Techniques
We offer precision TIG welding for delicate materials like stainless steel, aluminum, and fine steels, perfect for decorative and food-grade components. Our MIG/MAG services ensure high productivity for steel structures, frameworks, and thick sections. For on-site work, repairs, and outdoor structures, arc welding is our go-to solution.
On-Site Welding & Repairs
Our team can intervene directly on your site for repairs, modifications, or extensions to existing structures. We also specialize in repairing damaged or worn parts through re-charging and reconstruction, extending their lifespan and functionality.
- — On-site interventions
- — Repair of broken or worn parts
- — Recharging and reconstruction
Metal Construction & Fabrication
Beyond welding, Construction Métallique Vaud, located in Crissier, offers bespoke metal construction services. From custom doors and gates to railings and stairs, we handle a variety of projects across Vaud and surrounding regions.
- — Custom Metal Construction
- — Doors & Gates
- — Railings & Stairs
- — Metal Furniture
FAQ
What types of metals do you weld?
We weld all common metals including steel, stainless steel (inox), and aluminum.
Are your welding services certified?
Yes, our workshop is certified EN 1090, ensuring compliance for structural components and bearing structures, with CE marking.
Do you offer on-site welding services?
Absolutely, we provide on-site interventions for repairs, modifications, and extensions to existing structures.
What is the difference between TIG, MIG, and Arc welding?
TIG is for precision on thin metals, MIG/MAG offers high productivity for thicker sections, and Arc welding is ideal for outdoor work and repairs.
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