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Finished custom oak staircase with iron balusters and a glass landing guard in a GTA home
Serving Lorne Park, Erin Mills, Port Credit and more

Custom Staircases and Railings Mississauga: Glass, Iron, Aluminum & Wood Stair Design

By The Staircase Railings Toronto Crew

Custom staircases and railings in Mississauga, from open-riser glass stairs in Lorne Park estate homes to spindle-to-iron swaps in Erin Mills and Streetsville and heritage refinishing in Port Credit. Everything is fabricated in our Etobicoke shop, a short run along the QEW. Glass runs $150-$350 per lin ft, interior wrought iron $95-$185 and custom wood staircases $8,500-$45,000 CAD.

  • Consultations within the week
  • Serving Mississauga since 2003
  • Permit-Ready CAD Drawings to OBC 9.8
  • 5-Star Customer Satisfaction

Free In-Home Consultation in Mississauga

Our lead tech brings glass, wood and iron samples to your home and sends an itemised CAD quote.

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  • 22 Years of Custom Stair and Railing Fabrication
  • 5,000+ GTA Installs
  • 5-Star Customer Satisfaction
  • Top-Rated Toronto Custom Stair and Railing Contractor
  • 99% First-Visit Inspection Pass Rate
  • WSIB Registered, $2M Liability
Common Problems

Stair Problems in Mississauga Homes, Old and New

Open-riser glass stairs in Lorne Park estate homes that still pass the 100mm rule

What you see: You want a floating, open-riser stair with frameless glass in a two-storey foyer, but the builder's kit either looks cheap or leaves gaps an inspector will flag.

Why it happens here: Lorne Park grew from an 1879 resort into large estate lots with big custom homes, and OBC 9.8 still limits riser and guard openings to 100mm however grand the foyer is.

How we fix it: We draw the stair in CAD with riser bars or thicker treads, then fit 15mm frameless glass railings templated on the finished treads.

Walk your stairs with this list. If two or more sound familiar, it's worth a free consultation.

  1. Problem 1

    Wobbly handrails and loose spindles

    Guards that move under palm pressure have cracked joints, and old kit posts rarely meet OBC deflection criteria.

  2. Problem 2

    Baluster gaps wider than 100mm

    Many older GTA stairs have 120-150mm gaps. New interior wrought iron fixes it from $95-$185 per lin ft.

  3. Problem 3

    Squeaking, cupped or worn treads

    Refinish from $65-$140 per tread, or replace individual treads at $145-$225 each.

  4. Problem 4

    Rust and flaking paint on outdoor rails

    Powder-coated aluminum runs $75-$155 per lin ft; 316 stainless $175-$285 near the lake.

What We Build Here

Glass, Iron and Wood Stairs for Lakeshore and Erin Mills Homes

Most calls here are for glass railings, custom wood staircases and staircase refinishing. Every other system below is cut, welded and milled in the same Etobicoke shop.

Our 5-Step Process

How It Works in 5 Steps

Samples at your door, CAD drawings you approve, fabrication in our shop and a clean 1-4 day install.

  1. Step 1

    In-Home Consultation With Material Samples

    Our lead tech visits your Toronto or GTA property with glass swatches (12mm vs 15mm), wood grain boards and iron patina samples, then laser-measures rise, run and stringer angles.

  2. Step 2

    Permit-Ready CAD Drawings and OBC Compliance

    We draw every project to OBC Section 9.8 (residential) or Section 3.4 (commercial): 900-965mm handrail height, 100mm max baluster spacing, 42-inch guard on drops over 600mm. You approve every reveal before metal is cut. We never promise permit approval.

  3. Step 3

    Written, Itemised Scope

    Design fee, CAD drawings, materials, fabrication and install are itemised separately in writing.

    Some Toronto shops over-charge for tread milling thinking clients won't check other quotes. We publish our CAD bands so you can.

  4. Step 4

    In-Shop Fabrication in Etobicoke

    Under founder Michael Bennett's supervision our crew mills rough-sawn hardwood, TIG and MIG welds every metal joint and dry-fits full spans on shop jigs at our 6,000 sq ft Etobicoke facility.

  5. Step 5

    On-Site Install and Walkthrough

    Clean assembly on site, usually 1 to 4 days, with a vacuumed stair run and a maintenance walkthrough. Trust us, you're in good hands.

Stair fabrication crew reviewing CAD drawings in the Etobicoke shop
No-Obligation, Written Quote

Ready for a Written CAD Quote?

Every job is drawn in CAD to OBC 9.8 before we cut anything and backed by a written workmanship warranty. WSIB registered with $2M liability coverage, and the quote is itemised line by line.

  • Written workmanship warranty
  • Itemised CAD quote, no gated pricing
  • WSIB registered, $2M liability
Published CAD Pricing

Stair and Railing Cost in Mississauga, Published in CAD

The same published bands apply here as on every other custom staircase and railing project across Toronto and the GTA. There's no travel surcharge buried in the price; access, stair rakes and code upgrades are itemised on your written quote.

Railing Systems (per linear foot)

Railing Systems (per linear foot), prices in CAD
Aluminum $75-$155
Wrought Iron, interior $95-$185
Wrought Iron, exterior scrollwork $145-$225
Glass, spigot or framed $150-$225
Glass, frameless standoffs $225-$350
Cable stainless $145-$215
Stainless $175-$285

Custom Staircases (per staircase)

Custom Staircases (per staircase), prices in CAD
Straight wood (13-15 treads) $8,500-$14,500
L-Shape $12,000-$18,500
U-Shape $15,000-$24,000
Spiral $12,500-$26,000
Floating tread $18,500-$38,000
Curved $22,000-$45,000

Refinishing (per tread)

Refinishing (per tread), prices in CAD
Basic sand and restain $65-$95
Dustless water-based poly $85-$125
Full strip and restain $110-$140
New tread replacement $145-$225
Handrail (per lin ft) $18-$32

Every quote itemises design fee, CAD drawings, materials, fabrication and install separately. Free consultation with samples across the GTA.

Why Choose Us

Why Homeowners West of Etobicoke Creek Choose Us

  • 22 Years of Custom Stair and Railing Fabrication from our 6,000 sq ft Etobicoke facility
  • Short QEW run from our Etobicoke shop
  • Open-riser and floating stairs for Lorne Park custom homes
  • Spindle-to-iron and glass upgrades for 1990s Erin Mills stairs
  • Heritage refinishing in Port Credit
  • Permit-ready CAD drawings for the City Building Division
Customer Reviews

What Local Homeowners Say

Three recent local jobs, with the material, size and price from each.

"Open-riser stair with 15mm frameless glass across a two-storey foyer, 36 lin ft at $295 per foot. Looks like a gallery."

Raj M. Lorne Park Glass Railings

"Swapped our 1996 oak spindles for straight-bar iron, 24 lin ft for $3,100 CAD, and refinished the handrail to match."

Karen B. Erin Mills Metal & Iron Railings

"Heritage staircase refinish with 3 replacement treads matched to the old oak. $2,450 CAD all in."

Lucas F. Port Credit Staircase Refinishing
Local Know-How

Stair Know-How From Lorne Park to Streetsville

Mississauga work splits into three kinds of house. Lorne Park began as a lakeside resort in 1879 and today holds large estate lots with custom homes that want open-riser stairs and frameless glass. Erin Mills and Streetsville two-storeys usually need their builder oak spindles swapped for iron or glass.

Port Credit is different again. The Old Port Credit Village Heritage Conservation District runs from Lakeshore Road West down to the lake between Mississauga Road and the Credit River, and its homes usually get their original stairs refinished rather than replaced. We match replacement treads to the old oak and keep the newels.

Our crew runs west along the QEW from Etobicoke, so most jobs start early and finish in 1-4 days on site. Permit-ready CAD drawings go to the City's Building Division whenever a new stair or guard needs a permit.

Lakeshore, Erin Mills and Streetsville Homes We Know

Lorne Park (L5H) has large custom homes, many around 4,000 sq ft, where owners want open-riser stairs and frameless glass across two-storey foyers. We build mono-stringer and floating stairs with hidden steel and 15mm glass.

Erin Mills (L5M) is full of 1990s builder stairs with oak spindles and carpet. The most common job here is swapping spindles for straight-bar iron or glass and refinishing the treads and handrail to match newer floors.

Port Credit (L5G) has heritage stairs that usually deserve a refinish, not a rebuild. Dustless sanding and species-matched replacement treads keep the character.

Streetsville (L5M) mid-tier homes split the difference: iron railings, recapped treads and the occasional new L-shape stair during a basement finish.

Areas We Serve

Getting to Jobs West of Etobicoke Creek

The city is next door to the shop. Our crews head west on the QEW for Lorne Park and Port Credit, take Highway 403 or Mississauga Road for Erin Mills, and run up to Streetsville in about half an hour outside rush hour. That short trip means install days start early and a second templating visit is never a problem.

Permits go through the City Building Division. The owner or contractor applies, and we supply permit-ready CAD drawings that show rise, run, headroom, guard height and baluster spacing, with fastening details for glass and iron. We never promise approval, but clear drawings keep examiner questions to a minimum.

For Port Credit heritage homes we check whether the property is designated before touching exterior railings.

Neighbourhoods We Serve

  • Lorne Park (L5H)
  • Erin Mills (L5M)
  • Port Credit (L5G)
  • Streetsville (L5M)
  • Clarkson (L5J)
  • Mineola (L5G)

Postal codes we cover: L5G, L5H, L5M

Landmarks and Routes

Near Square One Shopping Centre, Port Credit Memorial Park, Rattray Marsh Conservation Area, University of Toronto Mississauga, Credit Valley Hospital.

Crews run west along the QEW for Lorne Park and Port Credit, and up Highway 403 for Erin Mills and Streetsville. Transit: Port Credit GO, Clarkson GO, Streetsville GO.

Two installers carrying a pre-assembled oak stair section from the work van into a GTA home
Stairs arrive pre-assembled from our Etobicoke shop.

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FAQ

Mississauga Stair and Railing Questions Answered

Can you build an open-riser stair in Lorne Park that passes inspection?

Yes. We add riser bars or thicken the treads so no opening passes a 100mm sphere, then fit frameless glass from $225-$350 per lin ft. The CAD drawings show every opening for the inspector.

What does it cost to update a builder stair in Erin Mills?

Swapping oak spindles for iron balusters runs $95-$185 per lin ft, and framed glass starts at $150. Most Erin Mills and Streetsville two-storeys also get the handrail and treads refinished to match.

Do homes in the Old Port Credit Village heritage district need special care?

Yes. The district plan guides changes to its homes, so we favour refinishing and species-matched replacement treads over tear-outs, and supply drawings when an exterior railing is part of the job.

Who issues stair permits in Mississauga?

The City of Mississauga's Building Division. The owner or contractor applies, and we supply permit-ready CAD drawings; we never promise approval.

How early can your crew start in Streetsville?

Early. It's a short run up Highway 403 from our Etobicoke shop, and stairs arrive pre-assembled, so most Streetsville installs finish in 1-4 days.

Stair crew reviewing CAD drawings beside a partly installed oak staircase in a GTA home
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  • Written workmanship warranty
  • Itemised CAD quote, no gated pricing
  • WSIB registered, $2M liability
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