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Custom metal staircases

Stairs are where this business started. Richard still builds every one himself.

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Indoor stair and landing cable railings by 3D Custom Welding

Every job begins with a visit to measure the space, and the railings are made alongside the stairs so the two match.

See finished jobs in the projects gallery, or read the estimate FAQs.

  • Open-riser indoor stairs with wood treads and metal rails
  • Cable railings for stairs and landings
  • Steel steps up to a porch, deck or business entrance
  • Commercial stairs, including a caged security staircase
Open-riser interior staircase with wood treads and dark metal railings
Open-Riser Interior Staircase
Exterior steel steps with metal handrails beside a brick building
Exterior Steel Steps & Railings
Commercial staircase with security cage at Brown Hall, Athens State University
Staircase & Security Cage, Brown Hall, Athens State
See more staircase projects

Common questions

How much does a custom steel staircase cost?
It depends on the height, the layout, the metal and the railings. Send a photo or a sketch to start, and Richard will measure before he gives you a firm price. Estimates are free.
Do you install interior and exterior stairs?
Yes, both. Indoor stairs and landings, and outdoor steps for porches, decks and business entrances. For outdoor steel, Richard will go through the finish options with you, including a protective coating.

Staircase and railing projects

Cable railing along an interior staircase and upper landing in Franklin, TN
Cable Staircase, Franklin
Indoor landing railing with twisted metal balusters in Greenhill, Mount Juliet, TN
Decorative Landing Railing, Greenhill, Mount Juliet
Open-riser interior staircase with wood treads and dark metal railings
Open-Riser Interior Staircase
Exterior steel steps with metal handrails beside a brick building
Exterior Steel Steps & Railings

Let's talk about your job

Call Richard or request a free estimate. A photo or sketch is a good place to start.