4,139 Staircase and Balustrade Professionals

Staircase designs also vary greatly – from the offbeat to the grandiose – making it imperative that you work with a designer who understands your style and can work to your budget.

From treads and risers, to balustrades, banisters and handrails, the professionals in this category can design, supply and install stairs or the components that will complete your stairway to heaven.

When should I hire a staircase and balustrade professional?

Whether you need to replace a handrail, want to update your glass balustrade, or need a complete stair installation, there’s a professional who can help you through the process, from start to finish.

If you’re building a new staircase from scratch, you may already be working with an architect or interior designer. Together with a staircase contractor, they will be able to help you choose a design and materials that will best match your home’s overall style, or better still, help you create a focal point.

Generally, the installation will not be able to begin until after any drywall is complete. However, make sure you speak to a staircase contractor prior to this, and ensure they understand and can work to your timescale.

Questions to ask prospective staircase professionals:

Where do you source your supplies from?

How will I be charged for parts and materials?

Can you give me a written estimate?

When can this job be completed?

Are there any important considerations or concerns you foresee with this project?

Find manufacturers, suppliers and installers of stairs on Houzz. Scroll through this page to find companies that manufacture, supply and install stairs in your area. You can browse their portfolios, read reviews and see how other tradesmen and homeowners rate their customer service, expertise and product. Here are some related professionals and vendors to complement the work of staircases & balustrades: Architects, Interior Designers & Decorators, Carpenters, Design & Construction Firms.

You can also look through Staircase Photos to find designs you like, then contact the professional who worked on them.