Stairs, railings and the metals that finish a building
Exterior stairs, access stairs, guards, handrails, ladders and platforms — the miscellaneous metals that get built last and get used every day.
- Built for
- Homes, commercial, industrial
- Finishes
- Paint, powder coat, galvanized
- Installed by
- Our own crew
A stair has to meet code, fit the hole it was drawn for and look right when the trim is done. We measure, draw, fabricate and install, so the stringers line up with the landing that’s actually there.
Recent work runs from an open-riser black exterior stair in East St. Paul to galvanized access stairs and platforms for a chiller at Chevrolet Boulevard and an exterior stair for Calm Air.
What’s included
- Exterior and interior steel stairs
- Guards and handrails
- Ornamental and architectural railings
- Access stairs, ladders and platforms
- Bollards, lintels and embeds
- Gates and decorative pieces
How it goes
- 1
Measure
We measure on site so the stair fits the openings as built.
- 2
Draw
Shop drawings with rise, run and railing details for approval.
- 3
Build
Stringers, treads and guards fabricated and finished in the shop.
- 4
Install
Delivered and installed by our crew, anchored and level.
Stairs & railings: photos
Questions we get
Do you do residential stairs?
Yes — the East St. Paul exterior staircase on our projects page is a house. We also build for commercial and industrial sites.
Will the stair meet code?
We draw to the code and the specs the project calls for, and send shop drawings for approval before fabrication.
What finishes can I choose?
Primer and paint, powder coat or hot-dip galvanizing, depending on where it lives and the look you want.
Send us the drawings.
IFC set, a sketch with dimensions or a photo of what needs fixing — we’ll come back with questions and a quote.