Six steel saddle racks mid-build on pallets and sawhorses in the yard, clamped square, with the welding bench and tools behind them

West Texas

From equipment repair to household projects.

Trailer jacks and old stackers, awnings and patio furniture, scrollwork and racks built from scratch. If it is steel and it is broken, or it does not exist yet, Travis can weld it.

Call, text or email for your welding needs.

Call or text 325-277-4733 Get a quote

RepairsCustom buildsHand or CAD drawn

Call, text or email

325-277-4733 · Travis@wowweldingservices.com

Remote equipment repair

Trailers, jacks and yard equipment

Hand or CAD drawn

See exactly what you want before it is built

West Texas

WOW Welding Services LLC

What he handles

Repairs, projects and custom builds.

Out at the equipment or back at the bench. Every photograph on this page is Travis’s own work, shot on his own jobs and posted to his own account. There is no stock photography anywhere on it.

A new square-tube jack welded onto the corner of a black Interstate equipment trailer, standing on its foot plate in the dirt

Trailer jack repair

Bent, snapped or rusted off. Cut out and welded back on.

An old stacker frame opened up to show a redesigned steel belt tensioner welded in place

Equipment repair

Like a completely redesigned belt tensioner for an old stacker.

Black steel balcony railing on white stucco, carried on timber joists with scrolled iron brackets curling down the wall

Custom scrollwork

Brackets, rails and decoration, bent and welded by hand.

A tall window with a black scrolled iron cross fitted inside the frame, trees beyond the glass

Window and wall decor

Anything you can picture, drawn up first so you can see it.

Two matching white wire-mesh patio rocking chairs side by side on the grass, one repaired and one built to match

Patio furniture

Repairs and paint, or a new one made to match.

Awnings

Old frames repaired and refurbished, new ones made to match.

Six black steel saddle racks stacked upright in the bed of a pickup, ready for delivery

Racks and custom builds

Saddle racks that will last a lifetime. Finished and delivered.

A new heavy-gauge steel catch pan with slotted vents fitted inside the barrel of a smoker grill

Grill catch pans

For a Traeger that burned through the thin one, or a propane grill.

Ask about a job

Not on the list? Call 325-277-4733 and describe what you need.

Fix the old one, or build one to match it.

Most of what comes in is one of two jobs. Something that broke and needs to work again, or a set that is one piece short. Here is what both look like.

A pair of wire-mesh patio rockers before paint, one old and one newly welded up to match it, sitting on the grass

Bet you can’t guess which one

A pair of patio rockers. One of them is the repair and the other was made to match, and after paint they are the same chair. Fair priced repairs and custom builds.

The side of a two-storey stucco house with red awnings over the windows, the old frames refurbished and a new one matched in

A little repair and refurbish

The old awning frames on this house were repaired and refurbished, and a couple of new ones were made to match so the whole wall reads as one set.

A replacement drop-leg jack welded onto the corner of a trailer frame, the fresh weld and new foot plate against the old dusty paint

Back to work on the trailer

A couple of trailer jack repairs on the books. A jack that folds or snaps parks the whole trailer, so the new one goes on square and welded to the frame.

His work

Recent jobs.

A courtyard gate arch with lantern hangers, all hand made on a time crunch. A mesh screen that holds itself in with no hardware. Scrollwork laid out on the board before it is welded. All of it his.

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A steel arch over a courtyard gate between two white pillars, with scrolled lantern hangers and wall lanterns either side — Gate arch, all hand made
Done on a time crunch

A refurbished red awning over a window on a stucco wall under a tree — Awning refurbished
Frame repaired, rods reset

A black steel diamond-mesh screen with a two-door front, set on a stone floor — Mesh screen
No hardware, holds itself in

A white scrolled steel wall piece in a four-leaf pattern leaning against a timber wall — Wall piece
Four-leaf scroll, painted white

A scrolled iron cross design laid out flat on a pegboard in black steel before welding — Laid out first
The design, on the board

A scrolled bracket and two pyramid post caps set out on a timber plank — Scrolls and caps
Parts for the gate arch

A pile of square steel tube cut to length with angled ends on the workshop floor — Cut to length
Tube for the saddle racks

A close view of a trailer frame where a broken jack mount has been cut away, ready for the new weld — Cut back to clean steel
Before the new jack goes on

A tall black scrolled steel post finial curling off a timber fence post in a yard — Scrollwork decoration
Custom, on the fence line

Saddle rack frames clamped to a pallet jig in the yard while they are welded — In the jig
Six racks, all square

From the first text to finished and delivered.

Call, text or email
Tell Travis what broke or what you want built. A photo of it says more than a paragraph.
See it before it is built
For custom pieces he works from hand or CAD drawn ideas, so you can visualize exactly what you are getting.
Welded, not patched
Repairs go back to clean steel. Custom builds get jigged square and made to last.
Finished and delivered
Painted where it needs it, and brought to you. The saddle racks went out in the back of the truck.

Looking up at the finished steel gate arch with its scrolled lantern hangers against the trees — All hand madeTravis’s gate arch, finished

Who you get

One welder, start to finish.

WOW Welding Services is Travis Rowoldt. The person who answers the phone is the person who draws it up, welds it and brings it out to you, whether that is a trailer in an equipment yard or a chair on your patio.

He takes on the small jobs as well as the big ones. A catch pan for a smoker, a set of six saddle racks, a redesigned tensioner for a machine nobody makes parts for anymore.

Owner: Travis RowoldtQuotes it and welds it
Phone: 325-277-4733Call or text
Email: Travis@wowweldingservices.comPhotos and drawings welcome
Based: West TexasRemote equipment repair
Company: WOW Welding Services LLC@wow_welding_co on Instagram

The one that took off

He thought two people would want one.

A welded bottle rocket launcher, posted the week before the Fourth. Travis was very under prepared for the amount of people that wanted one.

96Klikes on the reel

427comments

1,623followers

“I promise I’ll have plenty for new years and if you want to custom order one before hand DM me, I’m located in west Texas.”

Travis, on Instagram, 4 July 2026

Order one for New Year’s

Where he works

Out to the equipment, wherever it is parked.

Remote equipment repair means the trailer does not have to come to the shop. For builds and household projects, they are finished and delivered. Not sure whether you are in range? Ring and you will get a straight answer.

West Texas.

Call 325-277-4733

Or text a photo of the job.

Six finished saddle racks loaded upright in a pickup bed beside a brick building, ready to go out — **Based in West Texas**Finished and delivered

Get a quote

Tell him what it is. He will take it from there.

What broke, or what you want built, and roughly where it is. If you have a sketch or a photo, email it over. For anything urgent the phone is faster than the form.