Custom Stairs & Railings in Denver, CO
Site-Built Staircases & Iron Railings for Denver, Aurora, Parker, Centennial, Greenwood Village & Lone Tree
All Pro Renovations builds and upgrades staircases and railings as a centerpiece feature — open-riser designs, iron balusters, and hardwood treads built to Denver metro code.
Staircase & Railing Upgrades Built for Denver Homes
An outdated staircase is one of the fastest ways to date an otherwise updated home. We rebuild and re-face staircases for homeowners across Denver, Aurora, Parker, Centennial, Greenwood Village, and Lone Tree — replacing worn carpet-covered treads and dated spindles with hardwood treads and modern iron or cable railings.
Custom Staircases
From open-riser floating stair designs to traditional closed-stringer staircases, we build to Denver metro building code for rise, run, and railing height requirements on every project.
Handrails & Balusters
Iron baluster replacement is one of our most requested upgrades — swapping dated wood spindles for black iron balusters and a matching handrail transforms a staircase without a full rebuild.
- Full staircase rebuilds & re-facing
- Hardwood tread & riser installation
- Iron baluster & handrail replacement
- Cable & glass railing systems
- Open-riser & floating stair designs
- Code-compliant railing height & spacing
Recent Stair & Railing Work — Denver, CO
Black iron stair railing installed as part of a full-home renovation for a Denver-area homeowner.

Stairs & Railings FAQs
How much does it cost to replace a staircase in Denver?
Re-facing an existing staircase with new treads and iron balusters typically runs $4,000–$10,000, while a full staircase rebuild can run $10,000–$25,000 depending on materials and complexity.
Do stair railings need to meet code in Denver?
Yes. Denver metro building code specifies minimum railing height, baluster spacing, and handrail requirements. We build and inspect every staircase to meet local code across Denver, Aurora, Parker, Centennial, Greenwood Village, and Lone Tree.
Can you replace just the railing without rebuilding the stairs?
In most cases, yes. Swapping wood spindles for iron balusters and a new handrail is one of our most common and cost-effective upgrades, and doesn’t require rebuilding the staircase itself.
How long does a staircase remodel take?
Re-facing treads and railings typically takes 1–2 weeks. A full staircase rebuild can take 3–4 weeks depending on design complexity and material lead times.
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All Pro Renovations, LLC — Serving Denver & the South Denver Metro