Tully Welding Works

Tully Welding Works has built a strong reputation in Far North Queensland. Sheds constructed by Tully Welding Works have been part of the local landscape since the business was established in 1947. These sheds have withstood many a tropical cyclone - including Cyclone Larry. As a preferred repairer after the Category 5 cyclone, which devastated the region in March 2006, the Tully Welding Works team worked around the clock to help residents repair their homes, sheds and workplaces. Tully Welding Works has been a family-run business for more than 30 years. Stephen Valeriano proudly took over the business in 1977 and as Director, still keeps a firm hand on the rudder. He is now ably supported by his two sons, David, the Operations Manager, and Mark, the Production Manager. Thanks to a highly skilled and flexible work team, Tully Welding Works is capable of supplying superior engineered products to a range of industries, including agriculture, construction, mining and marine operations. Tully Welding Works is involved in all types of construction, including the supply and fabrication of pontoons, residential house structural steel, packing sheds and monorails, and commercial structural steel. More recently, the team at Tully Welding Works took on a fresh challenge: producing first-class, custom-built aluminium plate pleasure craft, under the brand name, Mission Magic Boats .