Trailer Repair & Custom Trailers in Leesburg, FL

RedLine serves Leesburg

Leesburg is about 50 miles from the shop, and the fastest way is SR-44 west to I-75, north to exit 354, then west on US-27 — right around an hour. It's the longest haul on our core list, and Leesburg customers make it for the same reason every time: a shop that builds aluminum trailers from scratch and doesn't just patch them.

From downtown Leesburg: about 50 miles · about 1 hr · via SR-44 and I-75

Life on the Harris Chain

Leesburg sits between Lake Harris and Lake Griffin, the western end of the Harris Chain — Harris, Griffin, Eustis, Dora, Yale, Beauclair and Carlton, tied together by the Dead River, Haines Creek and the Dora Canal. It's famous bass water with a heavy tournament schedule, and the ramps at Venetian Gardens and around the chain stay busy. That makes Leesburg one of the busiest boat-trailer towns anywhere near us.

Tournament trailers take a beating

A bass boat that launches every weekend and runs the highway to out-of-town events wears its trailer out faster than a boat that goes out twice a season. The pattern is familiar: bearings run hot, bunk carpet wears through and starts marking the hull, winch straps fray, lights go dim from repeated dunking, and surge brakes lose their bite. We handle all of it as standard trailer repair in Leesburg — plus frame and crossmember welding when a steel trailer starts rusting through. For a new trailer, our single-axle line runs 16′ to 20′ for bass and aluminum fishing boats, and we build custom when a hull falls between sizes — see our boat trailers.

Fabrication for Lake County

Leesburg, Tavares, Eustis and Mount Dora keep a lot of contractors and property owners busy, and metal work is part of it: brackets, frames, racks, ramps and repairs welded in aluminum, steel or stainless. See custom welding in Leesburg for what we build, and pole barn trusses if you're putting up a barn or equipment cover out toward Okahumpka or Fruitland Park — made to your span and spacing and picked up at the shop.

Making the trip worth it

Because it's an hour each way, call (352) 620-4963 first. Tell us the make, length and what's going on, send a photo if it's frame or divider damage, and we'll tell you straight whether it's a same-day fix or a drop-off. The shop runs 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays, Saturdays by appointment.