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Get Decked Out
Staircase & Balustrade Contractors Near Me
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars10 December 2015
“Get Decked Out installed beautiful hardwood floorboards in my two bedroom apartment and the workmanship and quality of work is nothing short of exceptional. The team went over and above and even installed the skirting boards for me once they had finished with the flooring. As I'm in an apartment, acoustics are very important and the team sourced and installed angle step underlay as an added barrier to prevent any sound penetrating the slab to the unit below. I highly recommend Get Decked Out for any decking, flooring or general carpentry work you may be considering.”
Canberra Decks
Staircase & Balustrade Contractors Near Me
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars3 May 2016
“Leigh and his team were professional and did a great job. The company responded quickly to our request fr a quote. Throughout they consulted with us and made design changes which left us with a great deck. All the team ensured our children and dogs remained safe throughout the build and we highly recommend Canberra Decks”
Castlegate Home Improvements
Staircase & Balustrade Contractors Near Me
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars27 April 2017
“We contacted Emma and Paul to provide a quote on rebuilding our old, warped deck. We were really impressed with their professionalism and enthusiasm for the project as well as the competitive price. Paul and Adam did an incredible job with the deck, we are so happy with the result!! They kept us informed with progress along the way and left the site spotless when the job was done. They provided us with really useful information on how to look after and care for our beautiful new deck. We couldn't recommend them highly enough! We've already started planning the next projects at the house with Castlegate Home Improvements.”
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There are several types of staircases commonly used in homes:
  • Straight Staircase: The most common and straightforward design, consisting of a straight flight of stairs from one level to another.
  • L-Shaped Staircase: A 90-degree turn, typically consists of two straight flights connected at a landing.
  • U-Shaped Staircase: Two parallel flights of stairs that make a 180-degree turn, often with a landing between them.
  • Spiral Staircase: A circular design and typically occupies less space. It consists of individual steps that form a spiral shape around a central pole or column.
  • Floating Staircase: Created using treads attached to a wall or concealed structural support, without visible risers or supports.
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Despite looking like simple structures, staircases are often highly complex pieces of engineering. Even the most simple staircase designs require the expertise of a professional to ensure the structure is safe to use and complies with building codes and regulations.

Staircase designs also vary greatly – from the offbeat to the grandiose – making it imperative that you work with a designer who understands your style and can work to your budget.

From treads and risers, to balustrades, banisters and handrails, the professionals in this category can design, supply and install stairs or the components that will complete your stairway to heaven.

When should I hire a staircase and balustrade professional?


Whether you need to replace a handrail, want to update your glass balustrade, or need a complete stair installation, there’s a professional who can help you through the process, from start to finish.

If you’re building a new staircase from scratch, you may already be working with an architect or interior designer. Together with a staircase contractor, they will be able to help you choose a design and materials that will best match your home’s overall style, or better still, help you create a focal point.

Generally, the installation will not be able to begin until after any drywall is complete. However, make sure you speak to a staircase contractor prior to this, and ensure they understand and can work to your timescale.

Questions to ask prospective staircase professionals:


  • Where do you source your supplies from?
  • How will I be charged for parts and materials?
  • Can you give me a written estimate?
  • When can this job be completed?
  • Are there any important considerations or concerns you foresee with this project?

    Find manufacturers, suppliers and installers of stairs on Houzz. Scroll through this page to find companies that manufacture, supply and install stairs in your area. You can browse their portfolios, read reviews and see how other tradesmen and homeowners rate their customer service, expertise and product. Here are some related professionals and vendors to complement the work of staircases & balustrades: Architects, Interior Designers & Decorators, Carpenters, Design & Construction Firms.

    You can also look through Staircase Photos to find designs you like, then contact the professional who worked on them.