Iron and Spiral Staircases in Leander, TX

Call for a free estimate: we measure the rise, check the landing and quote a price per staircase before any steel is ordered.

Getting a Staircase Into the House

The hard part of many stairs is not building them but delivering them. A spiral that stands 11 ft in The Hills is too big to carry through a door in one piece, so we build it in sections, carry them in and assemble them with bolts on site. That keeps welding and sparks out of the finished home, and it means a spiral for a roof deck in Lakeway or West Lake Hills arrives clean and is finished before it is lifted.

Before anything is ordered in Volente or Lakeway we walk the route from the driveway to the stair location, measuring every turn, door and landing the pieces will pass through. A tight hallway in Cedar Park or Georgetown can decide the shape of the stair before the design does, and a hillside lot in The Hills can decide where the footing goes.

The finish for a Steiner Ranch stair is applied before assembly in the shop: blast, zinc primer, then polyester powder cured in the oven, with touch-up kits left on site for later scratches. Scratches from carrying the pieces in are then touched up after the bolts are tight.

Vivian's roof deck in the Flintrock neighborhood of The Hills, a hillside address, had no room for a straight run of stairs. We built a steel spiral with oak treads, 5 ft in diameter, to climb an 11 ft rise, bolted it together on site and sized the landing so chairs could be carried up. The job was an estimated $3,700 to $5,500 and took an estimated 2 to 3 days.

Stair Materials and Shapes Compared

A spiral, estimated at $1,400 to $5,900 per staircase, uses the least floor space and suits a roof deck or a loft, while a straight stringer stair is easier to climb with a load. The table compares them, and the treads can be oak for warmth or powder-coated steel for an outdoor stair that sees rain.

Every stair in Cedar Park or Sunset Valley needs a guard at its edge, and our iron railings are drawn together with the stair so the two read as one piece. For a deck that sits above a drop, see iron balconies.

The diameter, the rise and the tread material move the price more than anything else, and a hand-forged feature stair adds days at an estimated $86 to $129 per linear foot of guard. A short spiral with powder-coated steel treads lands near the bottom of the estimated $1,400 to $5,900 range, and a tall spiral with oak treads and a large landing lands near the top. Treat these as Leander estimates, subject to change with the rise, the access and the finish. Once the stair is measured on site, your quote states the final price and the install schedule in writing.

Why Homeowners Choose Us for Stairs

We bolt each stair together on site in Cedar Park and Volente, so a spiral that cannot be carried whole still arrives straight. After 1,127 projects over 14 years, we know where a landing is too small and a rise is too tall. The workmanship warranty runs 2 years on welds and plumb.

Set Up Your Staircase Site Visit

Ask for a free estimate and we will take the rise measurements, inspect the landing and put the price per staircase in writing.