South Florida Outdoor Construction
Custom Railings Built to Turn Heads in Fort Lauderdale
Sleek railing systems engineered for South Florida's coastal wind loads
Premium materials and craftsmanship built for South Florida's climate.
Railing & Stair Projects
Cable, glass, and wood railing systems that elevate every stair and edge they touch — residential, waterfront, and commercial
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common railing and stair questions
What railing materials do you offer?
We build stainless steel cable railing, aluminum railing, glass panel railing, and traditional wood railing — matched to your deck or dock material and your home's style.
Is cable railing durable near saltwater?
Yes — we use marine-grade 316 stainless steel cable and hardware specifically because it resists corrosion in Fort Lauderdale's coastal salt air, unlike standard stainless or galvanized systems.
What height does my railing need to be by code?
Florida building code generally requires a minimum 36" guard height for decks over 30" above grade, with baluster spacing that prevents a 4" sphere from passing through. We confirm exact requirements during permitting.
Can you add railing to an existing deck?
Yes — we regularly retrofit railing onto existing decks, docks, and stairs, matching new sections to code without needing to rebuild the whole structure.
How much does custom railing cost?
Cable and glass railing typically run more per linear foot than standard wood or aluminum picket railing given the hardware and glass costs — we'll give you an exact quote based on your railing length and material choice.
Do you handle railing permits and inspections?
Yes — permitting and code compliance are included in every railing project, so your new railing passes inspection the first time.
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We handle engineering and permitting on every railing project.