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Before & after: real Triple D jobs

Every photo here is our own work, straight from the job: gates, rust repair, trailers, railings, custom pieces and commercial jobs. No stock photos.

Before & after

From rot to solid steel

Three repairs, start to finish. The photos weren’t taken from the same spot, so they sit side by side.
Close-up of a gate lock box with the bottom rusted away into holes and flaking scale
Before
The same gate lock box rebuilt in new steel and painted black, with a clean square edge under the handle
After
  1. Rusted lock box section exposed under the taped-off handle, ready to be cut outPrep

Rusted gate lock box

Rust had eaten the bottom out of the lock box on a mesh security gate. We cut out the rotten steel, welded in new metal around the lock, and painted it to match.

Before: Close-up of a gate lock box with the bottom rusted away into holes and flaking scale. After: The same gate lock box rebuilt in new steel and painted black, with a clean square edge under the handle.

Trailer tongue plate rusted through around the jack mount, ground back to bright steel around the hole
Before
Repaired trailer jack mount painted black, the jack post standing square on its new plate
After
  1. New steel plate welded onto the trailer tongue with the jack post set on itWelded

Trailer jack mount

The plate under the jack on a dump trailer had rusted through. We cut it back to solid steel, welded in a new plate, set the jack post square and painted it.

Before: Trailer tongue plate rusted through around the jack mount, ground back to bright steel around the hole. After: Repaired trailer jack mount painted black, the jack post standing square on its new plate.

Close-up of a steel door frame jamb rusted and flaking at the floor line
Before
The steel door frame after the repair: solid, smooth and painted black at the threshold
After
  1. Rusted steel door frame jamb masked off with green tape, ready for the rust to be ground outMasked
  2. Repaired door frame jamb smoothed and filled, ready for primerRepaired
  3. Steel door frame painted black with masking paper still protecting the wall and floorPainted

Steel door frame rust

A steel door frame was rusting out where it meets the floor. We masked it off, ground out the rust, repaired and smoothed the jamb, then primed and painted it.

Before: Close-up of a steel door frame jamb rusted and flaking at the floor line. After: The steel door frame after the repair: solid, smooth and painted black at the threshold.

  1. Fresh weld bead joining a new steel bracket to the bottom of a sliding gate, above the gate track01 · Welded
  2. The new sliding-gate bracket painted black to match the gate02 · Painted

Sliding gate bracket

A new steel bracket welded onto a sliding gate right where it sits, then painted to match the gate.

  1. Square steel frame welded at the corners on a driveway, with a speed square for checking it01 · Frame
  2. Steel grille with evenly spaced round bars welded inside the square frame, tape measure beside it02 · Bars
  3. The built-to-fit steel grille painted gloss black03 · Painted
  4. Black steel grille installed flush in a concrete wall opening04 · Installed

Built-to-fit grille

A steel grille made for one wall opening: frame welded and squared, bars spaced and welded in, painted, then installed flush.

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