We do. Beaverton, Hillsboro, Tigard, Aloha, Cedar Mill, and the surrounding metro are all standard territory.

Absolutely, and it is common. Glass at the view side or the main sightline, metal or cable elsewhere. Because we fabricate everything ourselves, the hardware and finishes match across both.


Less, in practice. Glass washes like a window and the hardware, specified properly, asks for very little. Wood balusters need repainting or resealing on a regular cycle, which is what sends most Beaverton owners looking for a replacement in the first place.


Usually. Older stairs are rarely perfectly square, so we measure the actual rise and run rather than assuming uniform dimensions, then cut panels to match. That is the whole reason custom fabrication exists.

Yes, and it is one of the best remodel moves available in Beaverton's split-levels and two-stories. Removing that wall and putting glass in its place lets light travel through the stairwell and visually connects the floors. We check the framing during the measure visit before committing to a design.