Custom steel and wood stair systems.
Straight, spiral, curved, floating, and outdoor staircases built from your drawings. Mono-stringer, double-stringer, and cantilevered designs in steel and wood, supplied to contractors, builders, and homeowners in all 50 states.
Built from your drawings, not a catalog
A staircase is the most visible structural element in most homes and the hardest detail to get right in the field. Every stair we supply is engineered to your floor-to-floor height, opening, and code path — straight runs, spirals, curved flights, floating cantilevered stairs, and outdoor staircases for terraces and rooftop access.
Structure comes in three forms: mono-stringer for a clean single spine, double-stringer where the span or tread load calls for it, and floating designs with the structure concealed in the wall. Treads and framing are steel, wood, or a mix — matched to the interior and to the railing package you specify.
Shop-welded, trial-assembled, crated
Before anything is cut, we turn your drawings into shop-ready drawings and confirm them with you. The stair is then shop-welded and trial-assembled in the factory so every connection is proven before it leaves the floor.
It ships in export-ready crates with parts labeled and bolt-ready, so the crew assembles a stair that already fits instead of correcting one on site. Railings — glass, cable, rod, aluminum, or iron — can ship as part of the same package.
Why builders choose Elite Visionary
- Straight, spiral, curved, floating, and outdoor staircases
- Steel, wood, and combination construction
- Mono-stringer, double-stringer, and floating designs
- Engineered to IRC and IBC guard height and load requirements
- Shop-ready drawings confirmed before fabrication
- Trial-assembled in the factory, labeled and bolt-ready
- Integrated railing packages available
- Tiered contractor and developer pricing
Common questions about stairs
What stair types do you build?+
Straight, spiral, curved, floating, and outdoor staircases — in steel, wood, or a combination of both.
What stringer designs are available?+
Mono-stringer, double-stringer, and floating (cantilevered) designs. The right one depends on your span, tread material, and how the stair is supported.
Do you build from architectural drawings?+
Yes. Every staircase is drawing-first. We convert your drawings into shop-ready drawings and confirm them with you before fabrication starts.
What codes do your stairs meet?+
Stairs and their guards are engineered to meet IRC and IBC requirements for guard height, baluster spacing under the 4-inch-sphere rule, and load.
How does the stair arrive on site?+
Shop-welded and trial-assembled in the factory before crating, then shipped in export-ready crates with every part labeled and bolt-ready. No field fitting guesswork.
What is the lead time?+
Production runs about 25 to 35 days after drawings are confirmed, with roughly eight weeks total once freight is included.