Many valley homes have only a step or two at the front door, but raised entries, sunken living rooms, split-level patios, pool decks and second-floor balconies all need something to hold. We fabricate and install aluminum and steel hand railings and guards for homes, apartments and businesses.
Aluminum is our usual recommendation outdoors. It does not rust where a hose or pool wets it and needs no repainting. Steel suits a traditional scroll design or a long span. One desert detail matters: a dark metal rail in July sun is too hot to grip, so we suggest lighter colors or a shaded location for rails people rely on. Posts are anchored to concrete with core-drilled or surface-mount fittings chosen for the slab.
Railings that guard a drop are safety items, and building codes set their height, the size of openings and the loads they must resist. Requirements differ for homes, rentals and public buildings, and accessibility rules apply to ramps at businesses. We build to the code your building department enforces and can replace wobbly builder rails on stairs and balconies.
Porch hand railings in Las Vegas: common questions
Do metal railings get too hot to touch?
In direct summer sun, dark ones do. A light color or a shaded run stays much cooler.
Can you attach a railing to pavers or tile?
We anchor into the concrete beneath. Loose pavers alone will not hold a post.
Do you replace balcony railings on apartments?
Yes. We measure, fabricate to the code in force and install with as little disruption to tenants as we can.
How it works
- Free estimate: Call, text or book online. We visit, measure and talk through options.
- Written quote: Clear pricing with material choices side by side.
- Permits & planning: We check local rules and help with permits before we dig.
- Install & clean-up: Our crew installs, cleans up and walks the finished fence with you.