Minnesota – North Dakota · Red River Valley
Pipe that holds.
Plants that run.
Process piping, pipe welding, millwright work, shut-down services, and equipment installation for industrial processing plants — done clean, done safe, done once.
Field weld — pipeline riser tie-in
What we do
The work we take on
Industrial processing plants run on pipe, and pipe runs on the people who fit it, weld it, and keep it turning. That's the whole business.
Pipe Fitting
Fit-ups, spool work, and layout that lands square the first time — so the weld starts from a joint that's right.
DetailsPipe Welding
Stainless and carbon, shop or field. Roots that pass inspection from the inside out — see the work page.
DetailsMillwright Services
Setting, aligning, and leveling the machinery your line depends on — precision work, not close-enough work.
DetailsShut-Downs
When the plant stops, the clock starts. Planned scope, staged materials, long days — and your line back on schedule.
DetailsMachine Installation
New equipment set, piped, and tied into the process — from the truck to running product.
DetailsMaintenance Contracts
Standing support for the repairs that can't wait for a contractor search. One number to call, already familiar with your plant.
DetailsRed River Valley
Live nearby and have a welding request?
Ben's glad to support his own community — non-industrial jobs are welcome when the schedule allows. It never hurts to ask.
Stainless · TIG root
The root pass tells you everything.
That gold color isn't decoration — it's what a stainless root looks like when the purge is right and the heat is controlled.
Shut-downs
Your window is short.
The plan makes it enough.
Scope It
Walk the line before the window opens. Materials listed, spools prepped, questions answered while the plant is still running.
Work It
Long days and clean joints. The scope is the scope — surprises get flagged the hour they're found, not on the last day.
Hand It Back
Punch list closed, work area cleaned up, line turning product again. That's the only definition of done.
The standard
Every joint, same discipline.
A weld you'd hang on the wall and a weld buried in a pipe rack get the same prep, the same patience, and the same standard. Here's the part most people never see — the inside.
Who you're hiring
When you call, you get the welder.
Industrial Piping is Ben Huether — a combination welder with more than ten years in the trade, based in Fargo and serving plants across Minnesota and North Dakota. No dispatcher, no hand-offs. The person who quotes the job is the one holding the torch.