In Rockcliffe Park our crew renovated an older home’s staircase with new natural wood treads over white risers. Two of our carpenters are fitting the newel post and railing at the upper landing, with a turned newel already set at the bottom of the run.
The former village has been a Heritage Conservation District since 1977, so railing work here is often reviewed against heritage design guidelines.
Larger, mature-treed lots here often suit a custom wrought-iron or finely detailed wood railing better than a standard picket rail.
The core stairs & railings work we handle in this area – every service is listed in the Services menu above.
A sample of the Ottawa-area communities we serve – see the full list in the Service Areas menu.
Recent job: framing a new stairwell guard during a staircase build.
See the Kemptville project
Recent job: replacing a starting newel post with a square box newel.
See the Rockland project
Recent job: fitting a turned wood newel post on an interior staircase.
See the Embrun project
Recent job: a dark-stained wood railing around a basement stairwell.
See the Carleton Place project
Recent job: a glass guard with stainless posts at a split-level entry.
See the Kanata project
Still have a question? Call (343) 505-0043 or book a free on-site estimate and we’ll answer it in person.
Yes, custom wrought-iron and detailed wood railings are common requests in this neighbourhood.
We can work within the style and material direction a heritage-designated property requires – confirm any formal heritage approval process with the City separately.