Texas Cities We Serve
Our Dallas headquarters serves the state's two biggest industrial markets. Pick a city for local details.
Dallas-Fort Worth Aerospace and Defense Welding
The Dallas-Fort Worth area is one of the largest aerospace and defense hubs in the country. It is home to airframe, rotorcraft and defense electronics plants and hundreds of smaller suppliers.
These buyers need welds that meet AWS D17.1 and quality systems built on AS9100. See our aerospace and defense page and our aerospace TIG welding service.
Dallas
Our headquarters and main shop. Precision TIG welding in Dallas.
Fort Worth
About 30 miles west of Dallas on I-30. Precision TIG welding in Fort Worth.
Central Texas, from Austin north to Taylor, has become one of the fastest-growing semiconductor regions in the U.S.
Houston Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Welding
Houston and the Ship Channel hold one of the largest groups of refineries and chemical plants in the world. That work runs on ASME code piping and pressure equipment.
See oil, gas and petrochemical and our pipe and pressure vessel welding service.
Houston
About 240 miles south of Dallas on I-45. TIG pipe and pressure welding in Houston.
Texas Industrial Regions That Rely on TIG Welding
Texas has several large industrial regions, and each one leans on a different kind of welding.
Dallas-Fort Worth
Aerospace, defense, semiconductor, and medical device plants, plus a large base of contract manufacturers.
Houston and the Gulf Coast
Refineries, chemical plants, LNG export terminals, and the space industry around Johnson Space Center.
Austin and Central Texas
Semiconductor fabs and electronics plants along the I-35 corridor from San Antonio to Taylor.
San Antonio
Aircraft maintenance and aerospace work at Port San Antonio, plus military and medical industries.
West Texas
Oil and gas production in the Permian Basin, with pipe, tank, and equipment work to match.
The Permian Basin in West Texas is the most productive oil field in the U.S.
Which TIG Welding Service Fits Your Texas Project
Most jobs fit one of our five services. Use this guide to find the right page.
Precision Stainless TIG
Thin or visible stainless parts with tight tolerances. See precision stainless TIG.
Sanitary Tube Welding
Food, beverage, and pharmaceutical lines that must clean in place. See sanitary tube welding.
Aerospace TIG Welding
Flight hardware and defense parts welded to AWS D17.1. See aerospace TIG welding.
Custom Stainless Fabrication
Frames, enclosures, and assemblies built from your drawing. See custom stainless fabrication.
Pipe and Pressure Vessel Welding
Plant piping and pressure parts welded to ASME codes. See pipe and pressure vessel welding.
How to Get a TIG Welding Quote From Anywhere in Texas
Quoting works the same whether your plant is across town or across the country. Use the steps below, or go straight to the request a quote form.
- Send your drawings or models with the revision, material, and quantity
- Tell us the city where the parts will be delivered or installed
- Tell us the inspection, finish, and records you need, and your required date
- We review the drawing and ask any questions before we price it
- You get a written quote with price and lead time
How We Serve Texas From Dallas
Dallas sits in the middle of the state's main freight routes. I-35E, I-45 and I-30 link our shop to Fort Worth, Houston and the rest of Texas.
Ship-in work
Parts and material come to our Dallas shop and go back welded and inspected.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is TIGTechs located in Texas?
Our headquarters and shop are in Dallas. We serve Fort Worth and Houston from there.
Do you have a shop in Houston?
Houston customers can ship parts to our Dallas shop, about 240 miles north on I-45.
Can you pick up parts in Fort Worth?
Fort Worth is about 30 miles from our Dallas shop.
Which standards do Texas customers ask for most?
DFW aerospace buyers often call out AWS D17.1. Houston plants often need ASME Section IX qualified procedures and B31.3 piping rules. See our certifications and compliance page for what we hold.
How far is Dallas from other Texas cities?
Fort Worth is about 30 miles west on I-30. Austin is about 195 miles south and San Antonio about 275 miles south on I-35. Houston is about 240 miles south on I-45.
Which Texas industries use the most TIG welding?
Aerospace and defense in Dallas-Fort Worth and San Antonio, oil, gas, and petrochemical work on the Gulf Coast and in the Permian Basin, semiconductor fabs in Austin and North Texas, and food and beverage plants statewide.
What kind of welding do Texas semiconductor fabs use?
Fab gas and chemical systems use ultra-high purity stainless tube, most often orbital TIG welded with a full argon purge and checked with test coupons. See our semiconductor cleanroom page.
