Stair railings · Made in Dallas
Custom stair railings, drawn for the stair.
Complete stair and landing railings for substantial residential and commercial projects, measured in plan and section and forged as one line.
Standalone projects start at $15,000. Project investment
Smaller scopes may be included in a coordinated door and window project.
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- Since 1995
- 2,500+ clients
- 5.0 stars on Google
- Made in our Dallas shop
Signature Styles
Stair railings shaped to the architecture.
Explore patterns for a complete stair and landing system. We confirm scope and budget before developing the drawings.
Keyhole archAn archival D’Hierro pattern carried across a stair and upper gallery.
Bronze ribbonA continuous bronze ribbon follows the stair as one calm sculptural line.
Fluted verticalClosely measured verticals bring texture and rhythm to a warm oak stair hall.
Double-height screenAn exact field of evenly spaced steel verticals gives the stair hall height, order, and transparency.
Forged curveCurved ironwork that reads traditional without feeling heavy.
Landing guardSimple steel geometry for stair runs and upper landings.
Grand stairA continuous stair and balcony language for a formal entry.
Stair hallA stair rail that follows the architecture instead of fighting it.
Curved landingA curved guardrail for a landing or gallery overlook.
Black railCrisp black iron against a bright stair wall.
Modern stairA quieter black rail for transitional and contemporary interiors.
Entry stairA practical stair rail that still carries the room.
Project scope review
Tell us about the full project.
Standalone projects start at $15,000.
Smaller scopes may be included in a coordinated door and window project.
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Thank you.
Rocio and Jorge Perez read every project.
Your scope review
Our Dallas team will review your scope, budget and any plans or photos you shared. We’ll reply to confirm whether the project is a fit and discuss the next step before arranging drawings or a site visit.
What happens next
What happens next
What happens next
See full-size steel, glass, hardware and finishes with your client, in a private appointment at our Dallas showroom. Evenings and Saturdays by request.
What happens next
Typical investment
- Residence projects
- typically $60k–$250k+
- Multi-room projects
- typically $20k–$65k
- Statement entrances
- typically $10k–$25k
Every project is drawn and quoted for its openings; size, glass, finish, hardware and site conditions set the final investment.
For architects, designers and builders
Specify the stair with us.
Shop drawings for your set, pricing by opening, and a private showroom visit with your client.
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- Pattern
- Pickets, a forged pattern or one continuous line, chosen first.
- Handrail
- Steel, bronze or wood, and how it meets the walls.
- Surfaces
- Final stone, wood or tile thickness before the posts are set.
What we provide
- Timing
- Blocking or embeds placed before treads, stone or flooring.
- Code
- Confirmed by your code professional; openings typically limited to a 4-inch sphere.
- Geometry
- Drawn in plan and section: curved, flared and winder stairs.
- Handrail
- Profile, returns and newels drawn with the railing.
- Finish
- Chosen from full-size samples at the showroom. Materials and finishes
- Shop drawings
- Drawn against your elevations and approved before fabrication.
- Fabrication
- Made in our Dallas shop. Fabrication is typically 8–12 weeks after drawing approval.
- Setting
- Set in place by our own crew.
Exact sightlines and sections are set on your shop drawings.
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Project investment
Every stair, drawn and quoted.
- Standalone projects
- From $15,000
Standalone projects start at $15,000. Smaller scopes may be included in a coordinated door and window project. Final pricing follows a review of the geometry, pattern, finish and site requirements.
Several pieces, or the whole house
The stair, the landing and the openings around it.
A railing drawn with the doors and windows of the house is quoted as one project.
Questions
Stair railing questions.
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Is there a minimum for a standalone stair railing project?
Standalone projects start at $15,000. Smaller scopes may be included in a coordinated door and window project. We review scope, budget and site requirements before arranging a visit or preparing drawings.
What changes the price of a stair railing?
Geometry and pattern more than length. Curves, flares and transitions, a custom forged pattern instead of simple pickets, the number of posts, newels and returns, the finish and site access set the investment, and each stair is quoted on its own drawing. A railing drawn with the doors and windows of a whole house is quoted as one project: Multi-room projects typically $20k–$65k. Residence projects typically $60k–$250k+.
What do you need to start a custom stair railing?
Send photos or plans, the approximate length and number of runs, the project address and your budget range. We first confirm the scope and budget fit; field measurement and shop drawings follow that review.
When should a stair railing be planned?
Before the stair, walls and finishes are locked. Posts land in structure, so blocking or embeds have to be placed before treads, stone or flooring close them in; a railing drawn while the stair can still change attaches cleanly and needs no compromises on site.
Do your stair railings meet code?
Yes. Your architect, builder or code professional confirms the code that governs the address, since cities across Dallas–Fort Worth adopt different editions and amendments, and our shop drawings carry its guard heights, opening limits (typically a 4-inch sphere) and handrail requirements without letting code do the designing.
Can you design for a curved or complex stair?
Yes. We measure the run and landings in plan and in section, develop the rail profile and guard rhythm, and resolve every transition before fabrication. Curved, flared and winder stairs are drawn from both views.
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How do you handle the handrail detail?
We draw the handrail as part of the railing system, with the profile, finish, and grip shaped to the architecture and daily use, and with its returns at walls, newels and landings resolved on the drawings.
Can you match a railing to existing ironwork?
Yes. We pick up the pattern, scale, and finish of the existing work from a physical sample or an on-site review, so an addition reads as original.
Private Showroom Appointment
Come see the work.
Designers: bring your client, and we set out the finishes for the project. Evenings and Saturdays by request.
The showroom
14060 Proton Road, Suite 250
Dallas, Texas 75244
Monday – Friday · 9–5 by appointment
(972) 943-9924For the trade
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