Railings built in our shop, installed by our crew.
Cable, glass, aluminum, ornamental steel and ADA ramp railings for homes, businesses and public buildings, inside and out.
Every railing we sell is fabricated in-house in Cape May Court House and installed by the same family-run crew. We draw each job in 3D before any steel is cut, so you see the posts, rails and connections before we build them.
Bring us a set of plans, a sketch or a few measurements. We'll recommend the system that fits the look you want, your budget and the code, and give you a price, usually within 24 hours.
- ResidentialDecks, balconies, porches, interior stairs and pool areas.
- CommercialCondominiums, hotels, restaurants and offices, with railings drawn and built to the approved plans.
- Repairs and replacementRusted or loose railings rebuilt, refinished or replaced to match.
Railings photos
Related projects
Railings: common questions
Which railing is best at the shore?
Salt air is hard on steel. For homes near the water we usually recommend stainless steel cable or glass with stainless or aluminum posts, or steel that is hot-dip galvanized and powder coated. We'll suggest what fits your spot and your budget.
How tall does a railing need to be?
Most residential codes call for 36 inches on decks and porches and 34 to 38 inches on stair handrails, and commercial work usually needs 42 inches. Openings must be small enough that a 4 inch ball can't pass through. We build to the code your township enforces.
Do you only install railings you build?
Almost everything we install is fabricated in our own shop in Cape May Court House, which is how we control the fit and finish. We can also install pre-engineered systems when a project calls for one.
How do I get a price?
Send us drawings, photos or rough measurements through the quote form, or call 609-465-7510. We usually get a price back within one business day. On larger jobs we'll come out and measure.