Stairs Services - stellarco

We specialize in creating beautiful, custom staircases that will make your home or business stand out. Our team has years of experience in the Stairs industry and can handle any project, big or small.

We offer a wide range of services to meet all of your stair and railing needs. Whether you need a brand-new staircase, a complete refinishing, or an intricately curved railing, we have the expertise and skill to get the job done right. Our iron and wooden picket railings are also sure to add an elegant touch to your home.

At our company, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional customer service. We work closely with you throughout the entire process to ensure that you are completely satisfied with the finished product. Our team of professionals is dedicated to providing the highest quality workmanship and using only the best materials available.

We understand that every project is unique, which is why we take the time to listen to your needs and design a customized solution that fits your specific requirements. Our goal is to exceed your expectations and create a stair and railing system that will enhance the beauty and functionality of your space for years to come.

If you are looking for a reliable, experienced stair and railing company, look no further than us. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and let us help you bring your vision to life.

Brand New Stairs

Brand New Stairs Full Stringer Stairs Brand New Stairs

Full stringer stairs, also known as closed stringer stairs, feature a solid piece of wood running vertically along both sides of each step, connecting the treads and risers. This design provides excellent structural support and a clean, streamlined appearance. Full stringer stairs are highly durable. They offer a classic and traditional look, suitable for both residential and commercial settings.

Brand New Stairs Cut Stringer Stairs Brand New Stairs

Cut stringer stairs, also referred to as open stringer stairs, showcase a visible, cut-out portion of the stringer on each side of the steps. This design offers a more contemporary and visually lighter aesthetic compared to full stringer stairs. The exposed edges of the steps create an architectural appeal and allow for customization with different materials or finishes. Cut stringer stairs provide flexibility in design options.

Brand New Stairs Mono Stringers Brand New Stairs

Mono stringer stairs, also known as central stringer stairs or floating stairs, feature a single, centrally positioned stringer that runs underneath the steps, providing support and stability. This design creates a striking, modern look with a sense of openness and minimalism. The treads of mono-stringer stairs are typically attached directly to the central stringer, giving the appearance of "floating" steps. This style allows for customization in terms of material, shape, and design details, making it a popular choice for contemporary and high-end architectural projects.

Stairs Recapping

Recapping stairs, also known as stair recapping or stair overlay, refer to a renovation technique where new materials are installed over the existing staircase components. Instead of completely replacing the entire staircase, recapping allows for a cost-effective and efficient way to update the appearance of the stairs.

During the recapping process, the existing treads (the horizontal steps) and risers (the vertical fronts of the steps) are covered with new materials. Typically, solid red oak, white oak, or Maple are used to create a fresh, polished look. The new materials are cut and installed directly over the existing surfaces, providing a smooth and seamless finish.

Recapping stairs offers several benefits. Firstly, it allows for a significant transformation of the staircase without the need for extensive demolition or reconstruction. This saves time, and money, and reduces disruption during the renovation process. Secondly, it provides an opportunity to update the aesthetics of the staircase, such as changing the color, texture, or style of the treads and risers. This can be particularly useful when the existing staircase is structurally sound but has outdated or worn-out surfaces.

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Stairs Refinishing

Stairs refinishing refers to the process of restoring or refreshing the appearance of existing stairs by applying new finishes or treatments to the surfaces. It involves the removal of old finishes, repair of any damaged areas, and the application of new materials to enhance the stairs’ aesthetic appeal and protect them from wear and tear.

The refinishing process may vary depending on the materials used in the construction of the stairs.

Assessment and Preparation

The stairs are thoroughly inspected to identify any areas that require repair or replacement. This includes checking for loose or damaged treads, risers, handrails, or balusters. Any necessary repairs are made, such as securing loose parts, filling gaps, or replacing damaged components.

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Stripping or Sanding

If there are existing finishes or coatings on the stairs, they need to be removed to provide a clean surface for refinishing. This can be done through methods such as chemical stripping or sanding. Stripping involves the use of appropriate solvents or paint removers to dissolve and remove the old finish. Sanding involves using sandpaper or a power sander to remove the existing finish layer by layer until a smooth surface is achieved.

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Stain or Paint Application

Once the stairs are stripped or sanded, a new finish can be applied. For wooden stairs, staining is a common choice as it enhances the natural beauty of the wood while providing protection. Stains come in various colors and can be applied to achieve the desired shade. Alternatively, the stairs can be painted with a suitable paint product, allowing for a wider range of color options.

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Sealant or Topcoat

To protect the newly finished stairs and prolong their lifespan, a sealant or topcoat is applied. This serves as a protective barrier against foot traffic, spills, and other potential damage. For wooden stairs, a clear polyurethane or varnish is often used as a topcoat. It adds a durable and glossy finish while providing resistance to scratches and moisture.

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Railing

Glass railing

Glass railing refers to a type of railing system where transparent or translucent glass panels are used as infill material between the posts or supports. Glass railings are known for their sleek and modern appearance, offering unobstructed views and a sense of openness. They are commonly used in both residential and commercial settings, including staircases, balconies, decks, and terraces.

Here are some key features and benefits of glass railings:

1-Transparency:

Glass railings provide clear visibility and do not obstruct the view, allowing for an uninterrupted line of sight. This is particularly advantageous when there are scenic views or architectural features to be admired.

2-Aesthetics:

Glass railings contribute to a contemporary and sophisticated look. They create a sense of elegance and openness, making them a popular choice for modern and minimalist design styles. Glass panels can be customized in terms of thickness, tint, and texture, allowing for versatility in design options.

3-Safety:

While glass may seem delicate, it is actually a highly durable and safe material for railings. Toughened or tempered glass is used in railing systems, which is designed to withstand impact and resist breakage. This ensures the safety of users while maintaining a visually pleasing appearance.

4-Low Maintenance:

Glass railings are relatively low maintenance compared to some other railing materials. The smooth surface of glass panels is easy to clean, requiring simple wiping with a glass cleaner or soapy water to maintain their clarity and shine. Glass is also resistant to corrosion, rot, and fading, making it a durable and long-lasting choice.

5-Versatility: Glass railings can be combined with various other materials to create unique designs. They can be paired with metal, wood, or even to achieve different aesthetic effects and complement the surrounding architecture. Additionally, glass panels can be installed in different configurations, such as framed or frameless systems, depending on the desired style.

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Iron railing

An iron picket railing system, also known as wrought iron picket railing or iron baluster railing, is a type of railing system that features vertical iron pickets or balusters secured between the handrail and the bottom rail. This style of railing is known for its classic and timeless look, offering both elegance and durability. Iron picket railings are commonly used for staircases, balconies, and other elevated areas in residential and commercial buildings.

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Wooden balusters

A wooden baluster railing system, also known as a wood spindle railing system, is a type of railing system that incorporates vertical wooden balusters or spindles as the infill between the handrail and bottom rail. This railing style is known for its natural warmth, classic appeal, and versatility. Wooden baluster railings are commonly used in residential homes and can be found in various architectural styles.

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What We offering Stairs Services

Glass railing

Iron railing

Wooden balusters