Commercial Concrete Stair Services

Yes. Building codes set limits on riser height, tread depth, and the variation allowed between steps in a single flight, and handrails and landings have their own requirements. We build to those standards from the start rather than correcting them after an inspection.

Yes. Depending on the condition of the concrete, we can apply a slip-resistant coating, install traction strips at the nosings, or resurface the treads with a textured finish. Which one fits depends on how much wear the stairs have and how much traffic they carry.

In most cases. Where a property has more than one entrance, we phase the work so at least one access route stays open. On single-entrance buildings, we schedule around your hours and set up temporary access. We will lay out the sequence during the estimate.

De-icing salt is the most common culprit on exterior stairs, followed by freeze-thaw cycles working on unsealed surfaces. Water that collects on treads rather than shedding off accelerates both. Nosings wear first because they take the most contact.

Most projects run one to two weeks depending on the number of flights and site access. Forming takes the longest, and cure time before the stairs take traffic is separate. We will give you a firm timeline during the estimate.

Yes, commercial installations are backed by our warranty. We will go over the specific coverage during the estimate.