Stair remodels, new balusters and railings in wood or iron — the detail work most crews avoid — Concord, Cabarrus County.
New-build owners in Concord's subdivisions call about the same thing more than anything else: the stair railing the builder installed to code and nothing past code, plain square balusters that do the job but do not match the rest of the house they spent their money on, standing at the front entry where every visitor sees it first. Near downtown, the ask is different — a mill-town-era staircase with treads worn thin in the middle from a hundred years of feet, a newel post that has gone loose in its base, and a rail that has loosened from decades of hands on it, in a house where the stairs are as original as anything left in it.
Stairs and railings are Norge's real specialty, in wood or iron, and Concord gives him both versions of the same problem — upgrading a builder's minimum into a staircase that actually looks like it belongs in the house, and rebuilding a century-old one so it is solid again without losing what makes it original. Either job gets the same in-person look at the treads, the posts and what they're anchored into before a price is set, because a railing that only looks fixed is worse than one that was never touched.
One call, one person, the whole job — remodeling, floors, stairs, decks, baths and more, in English or Spanish.
See also stairs & railings across the surrounding towns or the Concord overview.
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