S/01 — Capability Detail
Guardrails & Handrails
From decorative residential railings to commercial code-compliant guardrails. Most jobs are turn-key — proposal, materials, fabrication, finish and field installation under one number.
Categories
Decorative residential · Commercial / industrial · Educational
Mounting
Fixed or removable · Flat or sloped · Steel, concrete or wood structure
Materials
Steel · Aluminum · Steel + decorative wood inlay
Connections
Welded · Bolted · Core-drilled into concrete or masonry
Finishes
Primer + paint · Powder coat · Hot-dip galvanized
Code
OSHA-compliant height, openings and load strength
Drawings
Schematic + detailed shop drawings for review and approval
S/02 — Capability Detail
Stairs, Ladders & Platforms
Self-supporting or attached stair structures, custom ladders with safety cages and rest platforms, and elevated work platforms — all designed and detailed in AutoCAD before fabrication.
Stair construction
Steel channel or tube stringers · Grating, checkered plate, or pan-tread surfaces
Support
Attached to existing structure · Free-standing self-supporting
Ladders
Designed to height · Safety cages and rest platforms per OSHA
Platforms
Steel grating · Checkered plate · Concrete walking surface
Finishes
Primer + paint · Powder coat · Hot-dip galvanized
Drawings
AutoCAD shop drawings for client/engineer/architect review
S/03 — Capability Detail
Decorative Gates, Fences & Signs
Wrought iron entry gates with custom finials and scrollwork, plate-cut monument lettering, and decorative fencing of any size or height. The showpiece work — usually the most demanding, always the most rewarding.
Gates
Custom sizes · Multiple opening arrangements · Solid lettering inlaid
Decorative features
Finials · Scrolls · Custom motifs to client preference
Signage
Solid plate steel lettering · Precision-cut to specified font and size
Sign types
Integrated into gates · Stand-alone monuments · Wall-mounted plates
Finishes
Powder-coated for durability — most decorative work
Process
Schematic sketches and approval before fabrication begins