Tex-Grade Welding

10/16/2026

Not every damaged fence needs to be replaced.

But there comes a point when you’re spending more time repairing a fence than the fence is worth.

Watch for repeated failures in the same areas, severely damaged posts, widespread corrosion, leaning sections, broken welds, or structural damage that keeps coming back.

And here’s a big one:

If you’re constantly thinking, “I’ll fix it one more time,” it may be time to look at the bigger picture.

Sometimes the cheapest repair is actually replacing the problem instead of continuing to patch it.

10/09/2026

We love hearing from our clients! If we’ve done welding work for you, we’d love to hear about your experience.

10/07/2026

A cattle guard has one job: keep livestock where they belong while allowing vehicles to pass.

When one starts failing, it’s not something you want to ignore.

Heavy loads, constant livestock pressure, poor construction, shifting ground, and inadequate support can all contribute to problems over time.

And when you’re dealing with cattle, “close enough” isn’t really close enough.

A properly built cattle guard should be designed for the traffic and conditions it’s going to face.

Because the last thing you want to discover is that your cattle guard isn’t doing its job when you need it most.

09/30/2026

Need a repair or custom fabrication done? Let’s talk details! We are a small, local business in Central Texas (based out of Florence).

- Alex & Charity Johnson

09/29/2026

A good ranch gate should do more than look good on day one.

The difference between a gate that lasts for years and one that starts sagging, sticking, or cracking usually comes down to the details.

Proper sizing. Strong hinges. Solid posts. Good bracing. Quality welds. And a design that actually matches how the gate will be used.

A gate that’s getting opened 20 times a day needs to be built differently than one protecting a back pasture.

We don’t believe in building a gate just to check a box.

We build it for the job it’s actually going to do.

06/18/2026