Frequently Asked Questions


Yes. we can try to match the profile, finish, height, spacing, and attachment style as closely as possible, then verifying compliance before fabrication or installation.

No. One of the main reasons homeowners choose cable railings is because they provide maximum visibility. The thin horizontal or vertical cables keep your view open and airy compared to wood or iron pickets.

No. One of the main reasons homeowners in Seattle, WA choose cable railings is because they provide maximum visibility. The thin horizontal or vertical cables keep your view open and airy compared to wood or iron pickets.

Less than most people expect. A rinse with the garden hose every couple of months keeps them clear. For waterfront homes near Lake Washington, a soft wash with mild soap once a season handles any salt buildup.

We offer tinted glass option for areas where privacy is desired: ideal for residential decks, patios, and pool enclosures.

For a like-for-like railing swap on an existing deck where no structural changes are made, the City of Kirkland usually doesn’t require a separate permit. For new deck construction or structural modifications to support the railing, you might need a permit through Kirkland’s Planning and Building department.

Yes. We install throughout the Seattle area and across the Puget Sound region, with fabrication done from our Kent shop.

We can do both. We can fabricate cable railing systems that are 100% custom fabricated to fit your home perfectly.

We can do both. We can fabricate cable railing systems that are 100% custom fabricated to fit your Seattle, WA home perfectly.

Yes. We design, fabricate, and install glass railing systems for both interior and exterior applications. Interior railings are commonly used for staircases, lofts, and balconies, while exterior railings are ideal for decks, terraces, and patios. Each system is engineered for its specific environment, interior railings emphasize clean detailing and transparency, while exterior installations are built with weather-resistant materials suitable for the Pacific Northwest climate.