MA Staircases · Massachusetts
Spiral, straight-run, floating and switchback stairs — engineered as structure, finished as a centerpiece, and installed across Massachusetts.
01 — What's included
A staircase is structure before it is design — stringers carry real load, and rise and run have to be consistent to pass inspection. Our network covers everything from a single exterior egress stair to an architectural floating staircase as the focal point of a renovation.
Steel stringers with wood, steel or concrete-filled treads.
Space-saving spirals for lofts, decks and tight footprints.
Mono-stringer and cantilevered stairs engineered to feel weightless.
Code-compliant egress and access stairs for commercial buildings.
Galvanized and coated exterior stairs built for New England weather.
Re-welding, tread replacement and structural reinforcement.
Real projects
Real work from the shops in our network — credited to whoever built it, never stock.
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Good to know
Often yes. Cantilevered and mono-stringer stairs put concentrated load into the supporting wall or slab, so many towns want stamped drawings. Your matched shop will tell you whether your design needs it.
Almost always — that is the advantage of custom fabrication over a kit. The shop measures the actual opening and builds the stringers to that dimension.
Common options are hardwood, steel plate, bar grating, and concrete-filled pans. The choice affects both look and cost, and your shop will price the alternatives.
Expect several weeks from final measure to installation for a fully custom stair, longer for complex geometry or specialty finishes.
Get matched
Two minutes now saves a week of phone tag. Vetted Massachusetts shops will send you free estimates.
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