Stairs

We utilize a variety of high-quality materials for our stair constructions to ensure durability and longevity. Our selections include open and closed stringer stairs, multi-level floating stairs, wrap-around stairs, and custom platform stairs. Each of these types serves a unique aesthetic and functional purpose, hence the material used is chosen meticulously to suit the specific design.

Our options range from traditional wood such as cedar and hardwood to more modern materials like composites and PVCs. We also work with exotic woods like Ipe for those desiring a more natural appearance. The material choice is largely influenced by your preferences, budget, maintenance tolerance and desired lifespan of the structure.

Yes, we certainly do offer a plethora of design options for stair structures. Our team believes in creating personalized outdoor spaces that reflect your style and meet your needs. We collaborate closely with you during the design process to ensure your vision comes to life.

Whether you're drawn towards a modern minimalist look or prefer something more traditional, we can create designs that blend seamlessly with your outdoor space while adding functionality. From open-stringed or closed-stringed stairs to multi-level floating or wrap-around ones, our designs are tailored to enhance your property's beauty.

The process typically begins with an initial consultation to understand your design preferences and requirements. This phase usually takes 1-2 weeks, during which we collaborate closely to finalize the design, materials, and other essential details. 

After design approval, construction timelines can vary based on project complexity. Generally, fabrication and installation occupy 6-8 weeks. Our team coordinates every step to ensure timely, high-quality completion, keeping you updated throughout the process for a seamless experience.

We offer a wide range of customization options for stair structures to meet our clients' unique needs and preferences:

1. Open Stringer Stairs: These are characterized by their visible open sides (open-string). They create an airy appearance, allowing light and air to pass through.

2. Multi-Level Floating Stairs: These are known for their modern and minimalist design. They appear to “float” as they lack traditional risers and may be supported by hidden brackets or other structural elements.

3. Wrap-around Stairs: Designed to wrap around a corner or bend of the deck, these stairs often feature multiple flights and can provide a seamless transition between different levels or areas of the deck.

4. Custom Platform Stairs: These stairs are designed with platforms or landings at various points along the staircase. The platforms can serve as rest areas, provide a change in direction, or accommodate architectural features.

5. Inverted Steps Stairs: Also known as “reversed” or “inset” steps, these stairs have a reversed orientation, where the tread is within the deck framing and not outside like traditional stairs. This creates a modern, visually striking look for the stairs.

6. Stairs Landing: This is a platform or level area that connects two or more flights of stairs. It provides a transition point and may offer space for seating, potted plants, or other decorative elements.