Railings & Handrails in Georgetown & Austin, TX
Railings Built to Be Safe and Look Good
A railing has two jobs. It keeps people safe on decks, stairs, porches and walkways, and it shapes how the whole space looks. The right railing depends on where it goes, who uses it and the view you want to keep.
Sagamore Fence & Deck designs and installs railings and handrails of all types for homes, businesses and public spaces from our base at 6550 FM 1105 in Georgetown. We build railings as part of a new deck and as standalone projects for existing stairs, patios and walkways.
Reviewed by Tony Perez, owner of Sagamore Fence & Deck.
Our Railing & Handrail Services
Wood, metal, cable or composite, we help you pick the railing that fits the space, the budget and the way it will be used.
Iron and steel railings
Iron and steel railings are strong, low-maintenance and work almost anywhere, from front steps to long walkways. We offer standard styles that fit most budgets and custom fabrication when a project calls for it.
- Stair and step railings
- Porch, patio and walkway railings
- Black powder-coated finishes
Cable railings
Cable railing uses thin horizontal cables between metal or wood posts, so it keeps the view open from decks and patios that overlook the yard, a pool or the Hill Country.
- Metal or wood posts
- Wood or metal top caps
- A clean, open look
Deck railings
We build railings for new decks and replace worn railings on existing decks, matching the style and materials to the deck.
- Wood, metal, cable and composite options
- Stair rails for deck steps
- Replacement railings for older decks
ADA and commercial handrails
Businesses, HOAs and public facilities often need handrails along ramps, stairs and walkways. We build handrails designed around ADA requirements and the needs of the site.
- Ramp and stair handrails
- Walkway and entry railings
- Built for commercial and public spaces
Planning a new deck? See our deck installation page. Need a railing or fence around a pool? Visit pool fence installation.
Why a Well-Built Railing Matters
A railing gets leaned on, grabbed and bumped every day, so it has to be built solidly.
Safety on stairs and edges
A sturdy railing gives people something to hold and keeps them from stepping off a raised deck, porch or stair.
Keeps the view
Cable and slim metal railings let you see out from the deck or patio.
Low maintenance
Powder-coated metal and composite railings need little upkeep compared to bare wood.
Matches your space
The right style ties the railing to your deck, home or building.
Accessibility
Handrails designed around ADA requirements help everyone use ramps and stairs safely.
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Sagamore Fence & Deck: Railings Done Right
Whether it is a deck railing, a stair rail or a handrail along a public walkway, we plan the details before we build.
All railing types
Wood, iron and steel, cable and composite railings.
Standalone or with a deck
We build railings with new decks and as their own projects.
Strong attachment
Posts are anchored to the deck framing, concrete or ground so the railing stays solid.
Fence and deck experience
Our team builds fences, decks and gates, so railings fit naturally with the rest of your project.
Clear, written estimates
You get a written estimate that spells out the railing, materials and scope before work starts.
Railings for Homes, Businesses and Public Spaces
Every railing project starts with where it goes and who will use it.
Homes
• Decks and porches
Railings for new and existing decks, porches and patios.
• Stairs and walkways
Stair rails and handrails for steps, slopes and walkways.
Commercial and Public Spaces
Handrails and railings for businesses, HOA common areas, parks and public facilities. Learn more on our commercial & municipal fencing page.
ADA Handrails
The 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design set requirements for handrails at public facilities, including a gripping surface 34 to 38 inches high.
Railing & Handrail FAQs
What types of railings do you install?
We install wood, iron and steel, cable and composite railings, along with stair rails and handrails for homes, businesses and public spaces.
Can you add a railing without building a new deck?
Yes. We install standalone railings and handrails on existing stairs, porches, patios, walkways and decks.
Do you install ADA handrails?
Yes. We build handrails for ramps, stairs and walkways designed around ADA requirements for businesses, HOAs and public facilities.
Which railing is best for keeping my view?
Cable railing and slim metal railings keep the view most open. We can show you options that fit your deck or patio.
How much does a railing cost?
It depends on the material, the total length, the number of posts and stairs and any custom work. We give you a written estimate after seeing the space, and our instant quote tool can give you a ballpark first.
