Emergency Staircase Installation

This photo was taken mid-installation on an exterior emergency egress staircase on the side of a brick residential building, which gives a good look at our crew at work. The full stair structure, landing, and railings were fabricated in our shop and brought to site as a single coordinated package.

Emergency egress staircases have to meet specific code requirements for rise, run, landing dimensions, and railing height. We build to those standards on every job without exception. There is no room to cut corners on life safety work and that is not how we operate regardless of the job size or timeline.

Getting a structure like this set against an existing building requires careful anchoring into the masonry. The connections have to be solid because the entire assembly is cantilevered off the wall and it needs to perform under load without any movement. Our crew handled the install cleanly and efficiently. This is the kind of work that has to be done right the first time and we take that seriously every time we are on a job like this.