ArcPro Welding Services shared with The Australian Pipeliner how it will be expanding its capabilities for piping and fabrication, and plans for larger projects are on the cards for 2025.
Queensland-based ArcPro Welding Services is preparing for an exciting new chapter in 2025, with plans to expand both its operations and service offerings.
Known for its reliable and flexible mobile welding solutions, ArcPro is set to open a dedicated workspace in the Toowoomba region, allowing the team to better accommodate off-site welding and fabrication projects.
Since launching, ArcPro has focused on providing welding services across Queensland, operating from a custom-built welding truck.
This mobile-first approach has been key to reaching clients in remote areas, offering specialised services that might otherwise be out of reach.
Now, with growing demand, ArcPro’s Directors Cory Hill and Chantal Zander are excited to expand their capacity while maintaining the personalised service the company is known for.
The new Toowoomba facility, expected to be fully operational in the first quarter of 2025, will give ArcPro the space needed to handle larger and more complex projects without compromising their mobile capabilities.
“Our goal is to offer more flexibility,” Zander said. “The workspace will allow us to take on projects unsuitable for mobile work, while still being able to serve clients on-site.”
The facility will operate by appointment, ensuring that ArcPro can continue to provide tailored solutions while staying focused on its core mobile services.
While 2025 brings exciting new opportunities, ArcPro’s recent work highlights the team’s steady growth and ability to adapt to a wide range of projects.
ArcPro was brought in to assist a client with their first fabricated pipeline package – a 6km MSCL slurry line.
ArcPro provided the welding expertise required and completed the project ahead of schedule, with no repairs needed.
“We were happy to help the client get their project over the line,” Hill said. “It’s always rewarding to deliver a job that meets expectations and helps the client move forward.”
ArcPro also played a key role in a reverse flow pipeline installation at a compressor station in North Queensland.
The project involved fabricating and welding one-inch spools, installing a 14-inch pipeline, and completing structural welding throughout the facility.
In addition to pipeline work, ArcPro continues to diversify its offerings to better serve the industry.
For example, the team provided spool welding services for a manufacturer of used oil processing units.
This partnership also led to research and development work, supporting the introduction of prototypes into the mining industry.
Across these projects, the focus has always been on delivering quality results while maintaining a strong commitment to safety and efficiency.
“We take pride in keeping our equipment well-maintained and staying current with industry standards,” Zander said.
“It’s important to us that our clients feel confident in the work we provide.”
ArcPro offers a wide range of services, including welding supervision, procedure development, pressure welding, and general fabrication.
At the heart of everything it does is a commitment to quality, safety, and building lasting relationships with its clients.
“We’ve dedicated years to honing our skills, and we’re always striving to improve,” Hill said.
“What matters most to us is delivering reliable, efficient welding services that our clients can count on.”
Built on the same principles of hard work, quality craftsmanship, and a client-first approach that has defined the company from the start, with the new Toowoomba facility and a growing list of projects, 2025 is set to be a pivotal year for ArcPro Welding Services.
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This feature also appears in the March edition of The Australian Pipeliner.
