Overview
A deck railing does two jobs at once. It keeps people safe at the edge, and it shapes how the whole backyard looks from the house. Swapping a tired wood railing for aluminum can make an older deck feel new without replacing the boards.
We install aluminum railings on wood and composite decks for homeowners in Hackensack and surrounding Bergen County. Aluminum pairs especially well with composite decking because both are built for low maintenance.
Benefits
Less maintenance
No staining, sealing, or splinters. An occasional wash keeps it looking clean.
Better views
Thin pickets or horizontal styles keep sightlines open to the yard.
Weather resistant
Aluminum handles rain, snow, and summer sun without rotting or rusting like steel.
Pairs with composite
A natural match for low-maintenance decking in gray, brown, or charcoal tones.
Options
- Surface or fascia mount
- Posts can sit on top of the deck or attach to the side, depending on framing and the look you want.
- Stair sections
- Angled rails for deck stairs that match the main railing.
- Drink rail top
- A wider top cap on some systems gives a handy ledge for cups and plants.
- Gates
- Matching gates can be added at stair openings where needed.
How it works
- 1Tell us the deck size, height, and current railing.
- 2We check the framing where posts will attach.
- 3We help you choose a style, mount type, and color.
- 4We install the posts, rail sections, and any stair rails.
Good to know: Deck railings must be anchored into sound framing to perform as intended. If the deck structure has issues, those should be addressed first. Local code sets height and spacing rules, and permits may be required in your town.
