CAD for complex stairs
For complex or curved Bethlehem builds we draw the stair in CAD (not stamped) — plan/elevation/section — so the GC, homeowner, and shop all work from the same stair.

A custom stair is a new staircase designed and built for your home rather than a stock run. For Bethlehem's SteelStacks south-side new builds we design transitional stairs — box newels, square iron, mixed materials — cut and fit them in Whitehall. Builds start from about $2,500, with grand custom work running $20K–$70K+.
A custom stair is a new staircase designed and built for your home rather than a stock run. For Bethlehem's SteelStacks south-side new builds we design transitional stairs — box newels, square iron, mixed materials — cut and fit them in Whitehall. Builds start from about $2,500, with grand custom work running $20K–$70K+.
The transformation of the Bethlehem Steel site into SteelStacks drove a wave of south-side new construction — lofts, townhomes, and single-families that favor clean transitional design. That's where most Bethlehem custom-stair work originates; the north-side Historic District leans toward restoration instead.
Custom stairs — full service detailFor complex or curved Bethlehem builds we draw the stair in CAD (not stamped) — plan/elevation/section — so the GC, homeowner, and shop all work from the same stair.
Box newels, square iron, painted risers with stained treads — the SteelStacks aesthetic that bridges industrial and residential.
Parts are cut to fit, then the newels and handrail transitions are fit and assembled in Whitehall.
The stair arrives crated for your crew — a clean, fast set on an active Bethlehem jobsite.
From about $2,500 for a custom stair · grand / curved builds $20K–$70K+
~6–16 weeks design and fabrication · CAD for complex stairs
These are ranges to set expectations, not a quote. Every Bethlehem stair is different. Send us a few photos and we'll give you a realistic budget range on your first call; the firm number comes after we measure. (610) 443-2240.

Caruso residence, Chatham, NJ: a completed custom stair project with dark-and-white details. This photograph shows work in Chatham.
View this projectCustom stairs start from about $2,500 for an entry-level run and climb with complexity — a grand curved or estate stair in a larger Bethlehem home runs $20,000 to $70,000 and beyond. Species, balcony runs, and carved or mixed-material detail drive it. That's a range to set expectations, not a quote — we confirm firm after design.
A transitional stair: box newels with flat-panel detail, square iron balusters in satin black or bronze, painted risers, and stained white-oak or maple treads. It matches the industrial-residential character and open floor plans of the south-side developments.
About six to sixteen weeks from final design to install. A straight transitional new-build run is on the shorter end; a two-tone box stair with a balcony run like our Caruso project takes longer in the shop before it ships finished.
Yes. Bring us in at framing on a SteelStacks-area new build so we can verify rough stair dimensions before drywall. For complex builds we provide CAD drawings (not stamped) and a crated stair for your crew.
Yes — for a Historic District home we lean toward period-correct profiles and traditional joinery, and we can match or complement existing millwork. Often, though, a historic home is better served by restoration than a full new stair; we'll tell you which fits.
Ready when you are
Send us a few photos of your staircase and we'll give you a realistic budget range over the phone, before anyone comes out.
Budget on the first call · (610) 443-2240 · Whitehall, PA
