Ironworker

While ironworkers primarily focus on fabrication and installation, some may offer maintenance and repair services to ensure the longevity and functionality of structural components over time.

The cost of hiring an ironworker varies depending on several factors such as the scope and complexity of the project, the materials used, the location, and the experience of the ironworker. Generally, ironworking services are priced based on factors like labor, materials, equipment rental, and overhead costs.

For smaller projects such as welding repairs or custom fabrication, ironworkers might charge an hourly rate ranging from $50 to $150 per hour, depending on their expertise and location.

For larger projects such as structural steel installation for buildings or bridges, costs can vary significantly and are typically calculated based on factors like square footage, tonnage of steel, and project complexity. Prices for these types of projects can range from several thousand dollars to hundreds of thousands of dollars.

It’s important to get quotes from multiple ironworking contractors and discuss the specifics of your project to get an accurate estimate of the cost. Additionally, always ensure that the ironworker you hire is properly licensed, insured, and experienced to handle your project safely and efficiently.