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Custom staircases, guardrails, handrails, ladders and gates for Hamilton buildings and homes — including curved stairs and stone-tread designs.
"Miscellaneous metals" is the trade term, but there's nothing miscellaneous about how visible this work is — a stair or railing is often the single most-seen piece of metal in a building. We treat it that way: TIG-welded joints, consistent finish, and layouts that meet Ontario Building Code guard and handrail requirements without looking like an afterthought.
Curved staircases are the piece most fabrication shops sub out — the stringers have to be rolled to a consistent radius and the treads templated individually. It's one of the reasons buildings hire us specifically for feature stairs rather than bundling it into general contract steel.
Every guard and handrail we build meets Ontario Building Code requirements for height, load and opening size. We flag any existing non-compliant railings we notice during a site visit, even if it's not part of the original scope — it's a liability worth knowing about.