Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We fabricate the posts and top rails in the same Kent shop as our glass and metal railings, so matching a powder-coat color, a wood cap, or a post profile you already have is straightforward. Many Renton clients run cable on a new deck while matching the posts to an existing stair railing, so the whole home reads as one design. Send us a photo of what is there and we will match it.

Yes. We fabricate the posts and top rails in the same Kent shop as our glass and metal railings, so matching a powder-coat color, a wood cap profile, or a post style you already have is straightforward.

Yes, and this is one of our advantages in Kirkland. Because we fabricate cable, glass, and metal railings in the same Kent shop, matching a powder-coat color, a wood cap, or a post profile across different railing types is straightforward. Many Kirkland homeowners run cable on a deck while matching the posts to a glass stair railing, so the whole home reads as one design. Bring us a photo of what is there and we will match it.

Yes. We finish the posts and top rail to match the home's palette, whether that is matte black, brushed stainless, or a specified powder-coat color, and we can run a single finish consistently across a deck, a stair, and an interior balcony in the same home. Because we fabricate in-house, matching an existing railing or carrying one look across several runs is straightforward. Send us a photo of what is there and we will match it.

Yes. We fabricate the posts and top rails in the same Kent shop as our glass and metal railings, so matching a powder-coat color, a wood cap, or a post profile you already have is straightforward. Many Kent clients run cable on a new deck while matching the posts to an existing stair railing, so the whole home reads as one design. Bring us a photo, or stop by the showroom, and we will match it.

Yes, and it is some of our favorite work in Tacoma. We fabricate posts and top rails in the same shop as our glass and metal railings, so matching a wood cap to restored craftsman woodwork, a powder-coat color, or an existing post profile is straightforward. On older North End homes we also assess the structural backing on the site visit, since porches and decks from the early 1900s do not always have framing where the posts need to anchor. Send us a photo of what is there and we will match the look.

Yes, and on Medina that coordination is often central to the project. Because we fabricate posts and rails in the same shop as our glass and metal railings, we can carry one finish across cable runs, glass panels, and stair railings so the whole home reads as a single design. Working from your architect's drawings, we hold the finishes consistent throughout.

Yes. Because we fabricate the door in-house alongside gates, railings, and fences, we carry one finish and profile across the property, so an ornamental security door coordinates with the estate's other metalwork rather than standing apart from it.