Buildings in Wrigleyville run from century-old brick flats to newer condo construction, so almost no railing here is a stock size. We measure and fabricate each one to the exact opening, then weld and anchor it on site so it sits tight and feels solid. Here's how we approach the custom ironwork on a Wrigleyville job.

Rooftop Deck Railings

Rooftops are a way of life in this neighborhood, whether it's a private deck or a spot to watch the game. A rooftop railing has to be anchored right and built to hold a real crowd, so we fabricate and install guardrails that stay rock-solid under heavy use and meet the height and load the city requires. The same care goes into the railings around rooftop decks we build start to finish.

Porch and Stoop Railings for Vintage Flats

Most of Wrigleyville is two-flats, three-flats, and walk-ups with front stoops and rear porches that see daily use. We build stoop and porch railings that feel sturdy the moment you grab them, with posts anchored into masonry or concrete so there's no wobble after years of foot traffic.

Matched to Greystones and Brick Flats

A railing should look like it belongs on the building. With so many greystones and classic brick flats around here, we match the scale, pattern, and finish so new ironwork reads as part of the original facade instead of something added on later.

Code-Ready From the Start

Chicago sets firm rules for guardrail height, baluster spacing, and the weight a railing has to hold, and rooftops and older rear porches both get a close look. We build to those current requirements from the first measurement, so the railing passes inspection the first time rather than needing rework.