Expert Deck Railing Installers: Enhance Your Outdoor Space Today

Railings do double duty: they’re the number-one safety feature on a deck and one of its biggest style statements. Getting them right matters.

Material options

• Wood — classic and affordable; needs periodic sealing.
• Composite — low-maintenance and color-stable, matches composite decking.
• Aluminum — slim, strong, and rust-resistant for unobstructed views.
• Cable or glass — modern looks that keep sightlines open.

Don’t forget code

Railing height, baluster spacing, and how the posts attach to the framing are all governed by code for a reason — a railing that fails is dangerous. We build to local code and make sure posts are anchored properly, not just screwed to the rim.

Plan before you buy

Think about views you want to keep open, how much maintenance you’re willing to do, and how the railing should match your home. A little planning up front avoids a railing that fights the rest of the deck.

Ready to upgrade your railings — or add them to a new build? Call Sexton Home Improvement & Repairs at (815) 451-2014 for a consultation.