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A railing can look finished on day one and still loosen after freeze-thaw, salt, or a poor mounting decision. We install glass and metal railings for Toronto stairs, porches, decks, balconies, and interior staircases. We laser-measure the site before pricing, then send an itemized estimate with materials and labour split out. A phone quote can't show what sits under the anchors or where the posts must go.
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Glass panels suit porches, balconies, decks, and interior stairs where a solid railing would block light or sightlines. Metal framing can define the run where glass isn't the right choice.
Older concrete, brick, stone, wood, and new construction need to be seen before the railing is priced. Site measurements show where the railing can be mounted and what material is required.
Toronto thaws and road salt can work into exterior fixing points. We confirm the mounting conditions on site before the material is ordered, rather than treating every porch or deck alike.






Point At the Railing You Want
Most people know the railing they like before they know what it is called. Point to the options that fit your home, and we'll measure on site, then bring the price to the actual run, stairs and fixing conditions. No guesswork from a phone description.
Your dedicated contact measures the stair run, landing, edges, and visible mounting surface before we price. We also confirm the applicable Ontario Building Code requirement on site.
Our written estimate separates materials and labour and is valid for two weeks. The price changes only if you change the scope or materials, so extras aren't hidden inside a vague allowance.
We review the measured scope and itemized price with you before material is ordered. Lead time depends on material availability, and we provide an approximate installation date.
The site visit is where you can compare a glass run with a metal design against the space itself. We discuss where the posts and panels will sit before fabrication or supply begins.
Floors, walls, and planting are covered while we work. We keep dust down, remove old material where included in the scope, cart away waste, and complete a final walkthrough with you.
A stair, deck edge, or porch can look sound from a distance but present different mounting conditions at the fixing points. The wrong approach can leave a railing that needs to be redone.
A low number without a site visit may leave out material, labour, or the real installation scope. You can't compare quotes when each contractor has priced a different job.
Glass is supplied to measured dimensions. If dimensions or the final scope aren't settled before ordering, the installation sequence can change after you've already made plans.
A design that looks open in a sample can feel heavy once posts, frames, and panel lines are set across a narrow porch, balcony, or staircase.
Drilling and moving materials around stone, siding, decks, landscaping, or interior floors can leave marks and dust behind if the work area isn't protected.
A front entrance needs a secure handhold and a guard that fits the existing steps. A deck or balcony may need a clearer view across a longer edge. Toronto snow, thawing water, and salt exposure make the mounting surface part of the decision. We confirm the applicable Ontario Building Code requirement on site and build the metal portion in our shop to the approved measurements.
Glass panels keep the edge visible from a deck or raised patio. They suit homeowners who want to keep a yard view open.
A glass balcony installation can reduce visual obstruction at an upper-level edge. We measure the balcony and visible mounting conditions before quoting.
Metal railings give entrance stairs a clear handhold and finished edge. They suit concrete, masonry, or wood steps that need site review before pricing.
Glass staircase installation suits open stairwells where light matters. It can run year-round because it isn't exposed to exterior weather.
We build metal posts, frames, and railing structures in our own shop. This option suits homeowners who prefer a defined metal line over glass panels.
We measure before quoting because the stair geometry and mounting surface affect the work. The estimate separates labour from materials and holds for two weeks.
Our shop fabricates the metal structure. Glass suppliers temper and cut panels to our measurements, so approval comes before material is ordered.
We protect the surrounding area, install the approved work, and clear the waste. Your project manager checks the completed railing with you before final payment.
These completed railing configurations show how system, glass, fixing and handrail choices come together on decks, stairs, porches and balconies. Each example reflects a distinct site condition, from preserving deck width to adding a graspable rail on an open stair.
A balcony edge gained an uninterrupted outlook while keeping hardware below the glass line.
Side-mounted glass preserved usable deck width on a raised outdoor seating area.
This stair guard follows the stringer and gives the open-riser flight a defined edge.
Spigot-mounted panels enclosed a pool terrace without closing off sightlines across the yard.
A front porch received a straightforward metal guard that suits a brick house entrance.
Existing railing posts stayed in place while frosted panels added privacy beside an overlooking deck.
Clear communication and careful handover made these railing projects easier to trust.
Wonderful experience. Antex team installed our glass shower enclosure and it looks great. Service was fast without sacrificing quality.
Anyone can hang a panel of glass. Antex is different in four ways that show up on your invoice, your calendar, and your final inspection.
Laser measurements and a site review come before the estimate. That gives the price a real stair run, edge, and mounting surface to work from.
Materials and labour are split out and the estimate is valid for two weeks. It changes only when the scope or selected materials change.
One dedicated point of contact carries the job from the first visit to the final walkthrough. You receive a progress update at the end of each working day.
The Construction Agreement includes a written workmanship warranty on installation labour. Manufacturer warranties on supplied materials are passed through to you.
You should know what is being measured, what is being ordered, and when your property will be worked on. The stages are set out before the job starts, with an approximate installation date and updates if it moves. There is no need to guess what happens between accepting the quote and the final walkthrough.
We visit the property, laser-measure the railing area, and review the visible mounting surface. We confirm the applicable Ontario Building Code requirement on site. Within one to two business days, you receive an itemized estimate for materials and labour. The estimate is valid for two weeks, and nothing is ordered until you approve it.
After approval, we build the required metal posts, frames, or structures in our shop. Glass suppliers temper and cut panels to our measurements, and we polish the glass edges in house. Material availability affects lead time. We provide an approximate installation date and a written timeline where one applies.
We cover floors, walls, and planting before work starts, then keep dust down and remove waste as the job proceeds. Your dedicated contact provides daily progress updates. At completion, the project manager performs the final check and walks the railing with you. The remaining 10% is paid after that walkthrough.
Book a free on-site measurement anywhere in Toronto or the GTA. We'll measure the stairs, porch, deck, balcony, or interior run before recommending a direction and pricing it. Qualifying projects receive an itemized estimate within one to two business days, with materials and labour separated. There is no in-home signing requirement, and nothing is ordered until you approve the scope.