Groupe Fer ForgéRestoration • Painting • Welding

Wrought iron staircases

Outdoor wrought iron staircases

Outdoor staircase painting, metal staircase repair in Montreal and rust treatment: stringers, steps and related structures restored for a safe, durable staircase.

Outdoor wrought iron staircase
Wrought iron staircasesSite photo · client

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Parts covered

Staircase components

  • Stringers
  • Steps
  • Handrails
  • Posts
  • Landings
  • Fixings

Common problems

What we see on outdoor staircases

Corrosion at the base

Rust where the steps meet the ground and concrete.

Unstable steps

Tired joints to re-weld.

Loose handrail

Loose handrail or posts to secure.

Our method

Our staircase intervention

  1. 01

    Inspection

    Check of anchor points, steps and handrail.

  2. 02

    Treatment and repair

    Rust treatment and welding of weakened sections.

  3. 03

    Primer and paint

    Anti-corrosion system and durable finish.

  4. 04

    Safety check

    Stability check before the staircase is used again.

Anatomy of an outdoor staircase

The parts we inspect, one by one

A wrought iron staircase is an assembly. Each part ages differently, and our diagnosis reviews every one of them.

  1. HandrailThe first part anyone touches. We check its fixing and the continuity of its finish.
  2. PostCarries the railing. Loose posts are the most common reason a railing moves.
  3. BalustersOften decorated with scrolls. A loose baluster compromises safety and lets water in.
  4. StringerThe sloped beam that carries the steps. We inspect the weld of every step.
  5. StepsExposed to salt and snow. Non-slip surface and weld points checked.
  6. AnchorsThe foot of the staircase in the concrete: the point most attacked by corrosion.

FAQ

Staircases: your questions

All frequently asked questions

Can a very rusty staircase be saved?

Often yes, if the structure remains sound. We assess the condition before recommending an approach.

Do you treat the handrail and steps together?

Yes, the staircase is treated as a whole for safety and consistency.

Do you work on building staircases?

Yes. For multiple staircases, see our condominium page.

How do I get a quote?

Send photos of the staircase or request a quote online.

Tell us about your project

Talk directly to Jordan, our estimator, at (514) 260-5194, or simply send a few photos of your structure. You’ll get a clear written quote.

Call Jordan(514) 260-5194