DECK RAILINGS,in four materials.
Grain & Co. builds deck railings in wood, composite, PVC and aluminum, and fits them as part of the deck rather than as a job that comes back later. The railing is what you lean on and what you look through, so it is worth picking with the view in mind.
A cable or aluminum railing keeps a water view open. A wood or composite railing matches the deck it sits on. Grain & Co. prices the railing with the deck, so the figure you agree to covers both.
- Wood, composite, PVC and aluminum railings
- Cable infill where a view is worth keeping
- Stairs and handrails built to match
- Priced as part of the deck, not added afterwards
QUESTIONS ABOUTdeck railings.
What deck railing materials does Grain & Co. build with?
Wood, composite, PVC and aluminum, plus cable infill. Each one is priced with the deck, so the railing is part of the figure you agree to rather than a change order later.
Which deck railing keeps a water view open?
Cable infill and slim aluminum posts keep the most view, because there is less material between you and the water. It is the railing most often asked for on canal and lake lots around Cape Coral and Fort Myers.
Can Grain & Co. replace a railing on an existing deck?
Yes, as long as the deck frame underneath is sound. Grain & Co. looks at the framing and the post connections first, because a new railing bolted to soft wood is not a safe railing.
How tall does a deck railing have to be in Florida?
Railing height and spacing are set by the Florida Building Code and by how far the deck sits above the ground, and the permit drawings have to show it. Grain & Co. builds to the code that applies to your deck and handles the drawings.
REAL DECKS,photographed on the job.
EVERY JOB,the same way.
WHAT FORT MYERSsays about us.
TELL US ABOUTyour yard.
Send your address and roughly what you want built. We come out, measure, and price the job.