Tualatin, Sherwood, Canby, Oregon City, and the rest of the metro. Wilsonville sits right on our path through the south metro.

Yes. We work alongside builders regularly: the railing gets designed while the house is going up, we measure once the stair or deck is in, and the install lands as one of the final trades.

Frameless makes a shallow balcony feel larger, since there is no frame eating into the space. Framed costs less and gives a handhold. On very small balconies the feel difference is bigger than the spec sheet suggests.

Often, yes. Many Charbonneau homes still carry their original railings, and swapping one stair or landing to glass lightens the whole main level. It is a contained project with an outsized visual effect.


Yes, and that is where they do the most good. A glass panel takes up no visual space, so a tight switchback stops feeling closed in. We measure the stair flight by flight, because townhome runs almost never match a standard rise and run.