Start with the actual details
Bring stair plans, sections, rail details and access requirements. Treads, risers, rails, posts and access assemblies need their own defined material and finish basis.
Stairs, rail & access
Material and finish details alongside the home’s geometry and access needs.
Scope and approach
Connect the trades
Resolve finished-floor elevations, structural support and attachment details with the builder and design team. Identify required design or code review early so material and installation choices fit the actual stair.
What to bring.
- Which stair sections and rail details are current?
- Are finished-floor heights and field dimensions established?
- Who approves supports and attachment conditions?
From review to agreed work
Plan the scope.
Define the elements
Identify requested stair, rail and access scope without assuming structural or surrounding work.
Confirm the conditions
Review dimensions, selections, interfaces and required approvals.
Sequence the work
Agree delivery and installation around predecessor work and protection needs.
Before the next step.
Can we begin before every stair detail is resolved?
Yes. Share available plans and intended materials, with unresolved conditions noted. Final scope depends on required details and approvals.
Are structural changes part of this service?
They are not assumed. Structural design, supports and work by other trades must be identified and assigned in the project scope.