At Detroit Mobile welding our services allow companies to keep up with the demands of a booming economy, as they are able to come out on-site at any time and location that works best for you.

Terry Walters, the son of “Bess” runs the business today. He has worked with his father since they built the walls of the company over 30 years ago. “Bess” would be proud of Terry today for keeping the family owned business a success. Customers that are established or new know how dedicated Ace Welding is to their customers. They have a staff of hard working people who take pride in the work that they do. It does not matter what you need, Ace Welding can get the job done. They can fabricate, build, or create just about anything that you need. Custom work is an important part of their business. Whether you need a sign for your home or business, a decorative garden piece, staircase or railing…Ace Welding can do it! They also repair small items like a candlestick to a big item like a major part on your car. They can handle just about any job. Please visit the entire website to actually see the great things that Ace Welding can do for you. Don’t forget to visit the store. Ace Welding has over 200 beautiful artistic creations to check out. From wall hangings, wine holders, key hooks, welcome signs, coffee table bases, gun racks and fishing reel holders.

With more than fifteen years of expertise in the welding and fabrication sector, we take pride in our collaborative approach with potential customers, starting from product selection, custom design options, all the way to delivery and installation.

Grandville is located approximately 10 miles southwest of Grand Rapids on the eastern border of Ottawa County. Grandville’s history can be traced back to the days when Ottawa and other Indian tribes inhabited this area along the Grand River, (as evidenced by the Indian Mounds Memorial Park, located about 3 miles to the north just outside of town). The first white settler was Luther Lincoln in 1832, who came down the Grand River with his party and stayed the winter here. In the spring, he purchased land from the White Pigeon land office, and the settlement was given a post in 1834. It was given a depot by the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad in 1872, which significantly contributed to the community’s growth. It was organized into a village in 1887 and eventually incorporated into a city in 1933. Today, Grandville has become a commuter suburb in effect, with easy access to Grand Rapids via the Ford Freeway. The railroad is still in operation there too, with the main line from Grand Rapids to Chicago going through the town, paralleling Chicago Drive, Grandville’s main traffic route.

We are a local business serving the Kalamazoo & Calhoun County areas with welding repairs and custom metal fabrication. We pride ourselves on our quality and customer service, we guarantee you will be satisfied with our work.

Grandville is located approximately 10 miles southwest of Grand Rapids on the eastern border of Ottawa County. Grandville’s history can be traced back to the days when Ottawa and other Indian tribes inhabited this area along the Grand River, (as evidenced by the Indian Mounds Memorial Park, located about 3 miles to the north just outside of town). The first white settler was Luther Lincoln in 1832, who came down the Grand River with his party and stayed the winter here. In the spring, he purchased land from the White Pigeon land office, and the settlement was given a post in 1834. It was given a depot by the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad in 1872, which significantly contributed to the community’s growth. It was organized into a village in 1887 and eventually incorporated into a city in 1933. Today, Grandville has become a commuter suburb in effect, with easy access to Grand Rapids via the Ford Freeway. The railroad is still in operation there too, with the main line from Grand Rapids to Chicago going through the town, paralleling Chicago Drive, Grandville’s main traffic route.