Scott's Auto & Clutch offers expert automotive welding services for exhaust systems, frames, and suspension components. Our in-house welding capability often means we can repair a component instead of replacing it entirely—saving you money and time.
Every repair starts with a thorough diagnosis. We identify exactly what your vehicle needs, walk you through our findings, and get your approval before any work begins. Depending on what we find, the types of work we commonly perform include:
Our experienced mechanics take a thorough approach to every repair.
No need to visit a separate welding shop. We handle it here, which means faster turnaround and better communication.
We look for weld-repair solutions before recommending full component replacement whenever it's structurally sound to do so.
Decades of automotive welding experience across exhaust, structural, and fabrication work.
Most welding repairs are completed the same day.
From the moment you call to the moment you drive away, we keep you informed every step of the way.
Tell us what needs attention—exhaust, frame, a broken bracket, or custom work.
We assess whether welding repair is the right approach and what it will involve.
Clear estimate for the welding work before we begin.
Expert welding repair or fabrication performed in our shop.
We verify the repair is solid and safe before returning your vehicle.
Our technicians diagnose and repair these problems every day.
Cracked exhaust pipes and manifold flanges can often be welded rather than replaced.
Exhaust hangers, suspension brackets, and engine mounts can break from road stress and vibration.
Minor frame damage from impacts or rust can sometimes be repaired with precision welding.
Our shop in South Salt Lake is centrally located in the valley — most customers are within 15 minutes. We service drivers from throughout the greater Salt Lake area.
We perform MIG and stick welding for exhaust system repair, frame patching, suspension bracket fabrication, exhaust manifold repair, and custom fabrication. If it's metal on a vehicle, we can likely weld it.
In many cases, yes. Cast iron manifolds can be welded if the crack is accessible and the metal is thick enough. Some cracks in thin areas or on complex castings are better addressed with replacement. We assess each situation honestly.
A proper weld on good metal is as strong as or stronger than the original. However, if the surrounding metal is rusted thin, a weld patch is a temporary fix. We'll tell you honestly whether welding or replacement is the better long-term solution.
Contact Scott's Auto and Clutch today for honest service and expert repairs.
144 W Crystal Ave, South Salt Lake, UT 84115