Tigard, Sherwood, Wilsonville, Lake Oswego, West Linn, and the full metro. Tualatin sits in the middle of our core service area.

That is the standard Tualatin project. We measure the existing deck, set new posts to it, build the top rail, and run the cable. The deck itself stays exactly where it is.

It holds up well when it is built properly. The posts have to be fabricated to carry tensioned cable and spaced correctly for the run, which is the part a stock kit tends to get wrong. A solid top rail gives a real handhold on stairs, which is why we recommend one on family staircases.

Yes, and in Tualatin it is the most requested combination we build. A wood cap over slim metal posts keeps something warm to hold while the cable opens the run. Because we fabricate the posts and fit the wood ourselves, the joinery comes out clean.