WHAT WE DO
New balcony railing systems • Electrostatic metal refinishing, where refinishing is the right call instead of replacement • Code-compliant height and baluster spacing • Coordination with concrete restoration when both are needed on the same balcony
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Our Process
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Inspection of existing railings and posts
02
Engineering review where structural attachment is involved
03
Fabrication and installation by our crews
04
Final inspection and sign-off
SIGNS YOUR BUILDING NEEDS THIS
Replaced When Inspections Find Wear
Rusted, pitted, or peeling railings • Loose or wobbling posts • Railing height or spacing flagged in an inspection report • Railings original to a building over 20 years old
Replaced When Inspections Find Wear
SERVICE FAQ
Does railing work need to happen alongside concrete restoration?
Often, yes. Railing posts anchor into the concrete slab, so we typically coordinate the two scopes together to avoid opening the same area twice.
How often should balcony railings be inspected?
Balcony railings should be visually inspected every year alongside the concrete and slab-edge review, since they're a life-safety element covered explicitly under Florida's Milestone Inspection requirements.