Railings & Outdoor Steps
Deck Railings & Outdoor Steps in Wenatchee, WA
Wenatchee Construction installs and replaces deck railings, stair railings, and outdoor steps for homeowners in Wenatchee, East Wenatchee, Chelan, Manson, Leavenworth, Cashmere, Entiat, and Orondo. We work in cedar, composite, and powder-coated aluminum in both black and white.
Railing and stairs are the parts of an outdoor space you actually touch, so they get built like it: posts properly blocked into framing, even rise and run on every step, and code-height guards on anything with a drop behind it.
What We Build
Railing and stair work, done right the first time.
From a single set of back-door steps to a full hillside stair run with matching railing.
Deck & stair railing installation
New railing for new builds, sized and set to code height with posts blocked properly instead of surface-tacked.
Railing replacement
Swap tired wood railing on a solid deck for composite or aluminum without rebuilding the whole structure.
Aluminum systems, black or white
Powder-coated aluminum picket railing in black or white for a thin sight line that keeps the view open.
Wood & composite railing
Cedar and composite railing with matching caps and trim when you want the railing to read as part of the deck.
Outdoor steps & stairs
Stair builds from a couple of risers up to full hillside runs, with even rise and run underfoot every step.
Retaining wall & driveway railing
Guard railing along walls, drops, and driveway edges where a fall risk exists but there's no deck to attach to.
How It Goes
Estimate, build, walkthrough.
Estimate
We walk the site with you, measure, talk materials and layout, then send a written scope and price. Every estimate is free.
Build
Permits handled where required, materials staged, and a crew that keeps the site clean while the work moves.
Walkthrough
We walk the finished project together, handle any punch-list items, and leave you with care notes for the materials used.
Our Work
Real projects, real crews.
Common questions.
- What railing materials do you install?
- Cedar, composite, and powder-coated aluminum in black or white. Wood costs the least up front and needs periodic finish work; aluminum and composite cost more and ask almost nothing of you afterward. Material choice, run length, and how many corners and stair sections you have are what drive cost, and every estimate is free.
- Can you replace the railing on my existing deck?
- Usually yes. We check the framing, rim, and post blocking first, because railing is only as strong as what it's bolted to. If the deck is sound we can change railing style without touching the decking.
- How do you handle stair safety?
- We keep rise and run consistent so nobody catches a toe, hold graspable handrail height, and set baluster spacing tight enough for small kids. On steep valley lots that often means adding a landing rather than one long run.
- How long does a railing or stair project take?
- A straightforward railing replacement is often one to three days on site. A new stair run with railing typically takes several days, and we give you a target window in the written estimate before anything is ordered.
Let's build your outdoor space.
Free estimates. Local crew. Craftsmanship that lasts.