Do you work beyond Lake Oswego?
We do. West Linn, Dunthorpe, Tualatin, Portland, and the rest of the metro are all core territory.
Can hardware be finished to match our existing metalwork?
Yes. Posts, brackets, and caps can be finished in brass, bronze, or blackened steel so a new stair railing sits alongside existing hardware rather than clashing with it.
What suits a staircase facing the lake?
Glass, in most cases. A panel keeps the water visible from the landing and the flight, where a baluster run would break it up. Cable is the alternative when you want a lighter budget and a bit more texture.
Can you build a railing for a curved or grand staircase?
Yes. Curved runs are demanding fabrication and exactly why we build in our own shop to field measurements. Hand-worked iron and brass on a grand flight is regular work in the estate neighborhoods.
Can you replace the oak banister in our 1980s home?
Yes, it is one of our most common Lake Oswego projects. The staircase stays; we remove the old balustrade and install a new steel, glass, or cable railing fabricated to the existing flight. It changes the feel of the whole main level.