An exterior spiral stair needs a galvanized or powder-coated finish rated for full winter exposure; an interior one only needs to look good, which opens up more finish options.
A prefabricated spiral staircase kit typically starts around $3,500, while a fully custom spiral built to a non-standard diameter or an exterior-rated finish can run $18,000 or more depending on rise and material.
Metal spiral kits sized to a standard diameter and rise, the most budget-friendly option.
A fully custom spiral built to a specific diameter, rise and finish where a standard kit doesn't fit.
Wood treads over a metal frame for a warmer interior look than an all-metal kit.
Galvanized or powder-coated steel for an exterior deck-access spiral stair.
Whether a standard prefabricated kit fits or you need a fully custom diameter, we install both.
We size spiral stairs to genuinely tight footprints without cutting corners on tread depth or headroom.
Loft access, deck access, or a feature interior stair – one crew for all of them.
Available floor space and total rise determine whether a standard kit fits or a custom build is needed.
Kits are ordered to spec; fully custom spirals are fabricated to the exact measured rise and diameter.
The centre column is set plumb first, then treads and railing are installed and checked for level.
We test every tread for level and secure fastening before calling the job done.
A quick look at other stairs & railings work we handle – every service is listed in the Services menu above.
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A sample of the Ottawa-area communities we serve – see the full list in the Service Areas menu.
Recent job: new treads and a newel post on an older staircase.
Rockcliffe Park stairs & railings
Recent job: framing a new stairwell guard during a staircase build.
Kemptville stairs & railings
Recent job: replacing a starting newel post with a square box newel.
Rockland stairs & railings
Recent job: fitting a turned wood newel post on an interior staircase.
Embrun stairs & railings
Recent job: a dark-stained wood railing around a basement stairwell.
Carleton Place stairs & railings
Recent job: a glass guard with stainless posts at a split-level entry.
Kanata stairs & railingsStill have a question? Call (343) 505-0043 or book a free on-site estimate and we’ll answer it in person.
Tread depth is narrower than a straight staircase, so it's less ideal as a primary staircase for frequent daily use, but works well for occasional or secondary access like a loft or deck.
Yes, with a galvanized or powder-coated finish rated for exterior exposure.
It depends on code and comfort – a very tight diameter is possible for occasional-use access, while a primary staircase needs more room; we'll confirm what fits your space and use case.
Yes, a standard kit is usually the more budget-friendly option when your space matches an available standard diameter and rise.
Warranty terms for any job are set out in your written quote, job by job – we don't make blanket guarantees on this website, but every quote spells out exactly what's covered.