Stairs & Railings
A new stair usually means cutting a hole in a finished floor, which is the part that has to be right first. We frame the opening to the finished dimension, trim it in the same board as the floor, and hang the balustrade off structure rather than off the treads.
What it covers
- New floor openings and structural framing
- Open-riser and floating stair construction
- Solid white oak treads and stringers
- Frameless glass balustrade and metal handrail
- Landing and threshold detailing
- Under-stair storage and millwork
How we run it
Walkthrough
We come to the site, measure, and talk through what you want the finished room to do. You get a scope written in plain terms and a price against it, not a range.
Drawings & selections
Millwork gets shop drawings. Slab gets selected at the yard, with the vein laid out against the cuts. Tile, metal, and finishes are agreed before anything is ordered.
Build
One crew, one schedule, one person you call. Rough-in is set out to the finished dimensions so the details we drew are still possible at the end.
Finish & handover
Plaster, paint, and hardware go on last. We walk the job with you, list what is left, and close the list before we leave.
Stairs & Railings we have built
3 photographs
Other services
Start a project
Tell us what the finished room should look like.
Send through the space, the scope, and roughly when you want it done. We will come and measure, and you will get a written scope and a price against it.