Welding on the Central Coast

Strength in Every Joint

At Real Engineering in West Gosford, we deliver professional welding services designed to meet the needs of businesses and individuals across the Central Coast. Whether you need precise TIG welding for aluminium and stainless steel or heavy-duty MIG welding for structural steel, our team ensures every project is completed to the highest standard.


From repairing trailers to crafting custom ute trays and canopies, we combine advanced techniques with years of experience to produce strong, clean, and reliable welds.


Our welding services include:

  • TIG welding for intricate designs and fine metalwork
  • MIG welding for larger-scale, high-strength applications
  • Custom welding for trailers, mining equipment, and structural components

We’re committed to providing welding solutions that last. Contact us on 0435 087 695 to get started on your next project.

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a Machine is Cutting a Piece of Metal With Sparks Coming Out of It — Real Engineering In West Gosford, NSW
a Machine is Cutting a Piece of Metal With Sparks Coming Out of It — Real Engineering In West Gosford, NSW

Tailored Welding Solutions for Every Project

No two projects are the same, and at Real Engineering, we adapt our welding services to suit your specific requirements. With our extensive expertise in TIG and MIG welding, we can handle everything from small repairs to large-scale custom builds. Our focus is on precision, durability, and customer satisfaction. Whether you need components for industrial applications or lightweight structures, our team is equipped to deliver.


Backed by advanced tools and techniques, we take pride in crafting strong, flawless welds that withstand demanding conditions. Trust Real Engineering for all your welding needs on the Central Coast.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the most commonly used welding methods?

    The four most commonly used welding styles are gas metal arc (MIG), gas tungsten arc (TIG), shielded metal arc (stick) and flux-cored arc. These are all performed to ensure that your tray or trailer functions properly and has a presentable appearance.

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