What we offer
Barzetti Welding Services has Advanced Industry Certifications
If you need certified fabricating or welding services, here is partial list of our welding qualifications. Our shop is fully equipped and we have the expertise to perform the finest quality welding in the industry.
US Federal Contractor Registration
Pipe welding ASME Section IX-2019 position 6G
HP11-1
PS22250
AWS D1.2
MIL-STD 2219A
SAE-AMS-STD 2219
Mil. STD 248
Mil. STD 278
ASME Sect IX B31.1 & B31.3
M0056
MIL-STD-8604 (Steel, corrosion & heat resistant alloys)
ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel (BPVC)
D17.1-17
AWS B4.0-16
AWS D1.1/D1.1M
Mobile Welding
We have the equipment and expertise to perform hard to find repairs on-site. We have state of the art mobile welding equipment to facilitate the repairs on heavy machinery/equipment and items that are not easily transported to our shop, such as railings/gates, hotel/restaurant equipment, as well as components such as boilers in private homes.
Wheel Repairs
We will repair your damaged auto, truck or motorcycle wheel.
Cracks and gouges are repaired with high quality welding techniques
Straightening and truing to high tolerances
Fast turn-around
Barzetti Welding performs precision repairs and custom fabrication for a wide variety of projects.
Custom fabrication and welding
Titanium welding
Hand Rails
Gates
Boat Trailers
Pontoon Boats
Wrought Iron
Custom fabricated tanks
Welding Classes
Learn Welding from an Industry Leader
Dave Barzetti performed his first weld, under the guidance and instruction of his father, "The Ole Buck" Nick Barzetti Sr. in 1970 at age 11. It was more than a bonding experience for the two. Dave purchased the shop from his father in 1984, and never looked back. He passionately teaches eager students from all walks of life, and enjoys watching people improve dramatically in just one hour! He sees welding as a valuable skill for any homeowner, as well as young people who may choose to pursue welding as a career
We teach the basics of welding and safety. Call 203-748-3200 to set up your training session. See our commonly asked questions.
Offering TIG, MIG and Stick welding classes (age 13 and up) from basics to occupational
Classes are year-round, individual and by appointment. Monday – Friday 8:30am to 12noon, 1pm to 5pm. Two Saturdays per month 8:30am to 10:30am or 10:45am to 12:45pm.
Classes are $105 per hour. First class is 40 minutes of safety and equipment instruction followed by 20-80 minutes of hands-on welding.
Welding certifications are available.
Gift certificates are available.
Commonly asked questions:
IS BARZETTI WELDING AN ACCREDITED SCHOOL?
Barzetti Welding is not an accredited school. We have been a welding company in business for 65 years (2023). Dave Barzetti is passionate about this trade and provides a cost-effective option for folks to learn it.
WHY CHOOSE BARZETTI WELDING FOR MY TRAINING?
Investing in yourself through our classes is superior to anything else out there. Hands on welding from day one. Working directly with multi-certified instructors, gaining unsurpassed knowledge.
WHAT WELDING PROCESSES WILL I LEARN?
We offer training in MIG, TIG and STICK welding.
WHAT IS THE COST FOR THE WELDING CLASS?
Classes are one on one and $105.00 per hour. Your first class you will be charged $25.00 or $30.00 for welding gloves, depending upon which you choose. You’ll bring them back for each class. Appointment is required.
WHEN ARE CLASSES HELD?
Classes are held Monday through Friday 830 am to 12 noon & 1 pm to 5 pm. During these times you can choose a 1- or 2-hour class.
Saturday classes are 2 hours 830-1030 am and 1045am-1245 pm. Offered 1-2 Saturdays per month.
HOW ARE CLASSES STRUCTURED?
The first 35-40 minutes of a first class is spent on safety, technique, and welding processes. The remainder of the class is hands on welding. Each class thereafter is 10 minutes of technique for that lesson, the remainder of the class is hands on welding.
WHAT DO I BRING AND WEAR?
You only need to bring enthusiasm. We supply everything. You need to wear boots, jeans, and a long-sleeved cotton shirt (no polyester).
HOW DO I GET CERTIFIED?
If you are looking for certification, as an example, the first we would train you to is 1G or 2F MIG (GMAW). It typically takes 6-10 hours of seat time to get this certification. There are multiple certifications that folks work toward, some overlap with one another. Your instructor will go over your options based upon where you see yourself going with your welding skills.
WHAT IS THE COST OF CERTIFICATION(s)?
The fee per test is $425.00
WHAT FORM OF PAYMENT DO YOU ACCEPT?
We need a credit card on file to schedule you for class. You can pay cash, check, or credit card on the day of your class.
WHAT IS YOUR NO SHOW & CANCELLATION POLICY?
We require a 48-hour cancellation for weekday class and Tuesday prior cancellation for Saturday class to avoid paying a penalty. No shows will be charged to their credit card.