New and replacement deck stairs and railings in composite, vinyl, aluminum and wood, built for safety, code compliance and a finished look.
HIC #194346 · CS #116371 · GAF Certified · Licensed & Insured
HIC #194346 · CS #116371 · Licensed & Insured
Stairs and railings get more wear than any other part of a deck, and they are where safety matters most. Loose posts, wobbly handrails and uneven steps are some of the most common problems we find on older decks.
We build stairs with consistent rise and run, solid stringers and secure landings, and install railings with posts properly fastened to the frame. Guard heights and baluster spacing follow the building code so your deck is safe for kids, guests and pets.
Properly anchored posts and code-height guards keep everyone on the deck safe.
New railings and stairs can completely change the look of an existing deck.
Composite, vinyl and aluminum railings do not need painting or staining.
Stair dimensions, guard heights and baluster spacing follow Massachusetts building code.
Railings that match or contrast with composite decking for a coordinated look.
Classic white railings that stay bright and never need painting.
Slim, strong and powder-coated, ideal when you want to keep the view open.
Black round or square balusters for a modern contrast with white or wood rails.
Stairs sized for traffic, with landings where the height or layout calls for them.
Low-voltage lights in risers and post caps for safer steps after dark.
We visit your home, talk through how you want to use the space, take measurements and give you a clear written estimate.
We finalize the layout, materials and railing style, prepare the drawings and pull the building permit from your town.
Footings go in below the frost line and the pressure-treated frame is built and inspected before any decking is installed.
Decking, stairs and railings are installed, the site is cleaned up and we walk the finished project with you.
Under the building code used in Massachusetts, guards are generally required where a deck is more than 30 inches above grade, and residential guards must typically be at least 36 inches high. Your local building department has the final say.
Yes, if the deck frame is sound. We check that the posts and rim joists can support new railings and recommend repairs if they cannot.
It depends on your budget and style. Vinyl and composite are low maintenance, aluminum is slim and strong, and wood is the most affordable but needs regular upkeep.
Stairs with four or more risers generally require a graspable handrail under the building code. We design stairs and handrails to meet the requirements for your project.
From new composite decks to railings, structural work, repairs and porch rebuilds, see everything we offer on our decks page.
Low-maintenance composite and PVC decking that will not splinter, rot or need yearly staining.
Rotted boards, loose railings or a tired old deck? We repair, resurface or rebuild it safely.
The structure that matters most: footings below the frost line and a code-compliant pressure-treated frame.
Front and covered porch rebuilds with new footings, posts, framing, decking and trim.
Tell us about your project and get a free, detailed deck or porch estimate from a licensed Massachusetts contractor.
Remodart Corp · 40 Mechanic St, Suite 204, Marlborough, MA 01752 · HIC #194346 · CS #116371
