Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We add graspable, securely mounted handrails to existing staircases, entries, and primary-suite areas, matching the finish to what is already in the home so the new support blends in. We assess the structure on a site visit and mount securely into a fine home without compromising its finishes.

Yes, and Renton's growth around The Landing, downtown, and the Highlands keeps us busy with it.

Yes, mixed-material railings are common in Seattle, such as a wood handrail paired with steel pickets, cable, or glass.

Yes, and in Tacoma it is especially common given the city's older homes. A wood handrail over steel, iron, cable, or glass blends warmth with structure, and a wood rail can be matched to restored period woodwork in a craftsman or Victorian home. Because we fabricate in-house, combining materials cleanly in one railing is straightforward.

Yes, and in Olympia it is especially useful given the city's older homes. A wood handrail over steel, iron, cable, or glass blends warmth with structure, and a wood rail can be matched to restored period woodwork in a Victorian or craftsman home. Because we fabricate in-house, combining materials cleanly in one railing is straightforward.

Yes, and mixed-material railings are popular in Bellevue. A warm wood handrail over steel pickets, cable, or glass is a common request, especially in modern homes that want a little softness against the metal. Because we fabricate in-house, combining materials cleanly in one railing is straightforward.

Yes, and in Medina mixed-material railings are often part of the design. A hardwood handrail over steel, bronze, or glass is a frequent request, selected to match the home's millwork. Because we fabricate in-house, we can blend materials cleanly and coordinate them with the rest of the home's finishes.

Yes, and it is common in Clyde Hill. A hardwood handrail over steel, bronze, or glass is a frequent request, chosen to match the home's millwork. Because we fabricate in-house, we can combine materials cleanly in one railing and coordinate them with the rest of the home.

Yes, and mixed-material railings are popular in Redmond's modern homes. A warm wood handrail over steel pickets, cable, or glass softens the metal and is a frequent request on open stairs. Because we fabricate in-house, combining materials cleanly in one railing is straightforward.