Frameless Glass Stair Railing – Fresno, CA
This homeowner wanted to get rid of an outdated oak wood railing and give their interior a sleek, modern upgrade. We installed a custom frameless glass railing system that completely transformed the space. The clear panels and minimal hardware opened up the stairwell, enhanced natural light flow, and gave the home a clean, high-end look. A perfect example of how the right railing can level up your entire interior.
Project Overview
lot acreage
.11
total Sq Ft
2,900
Bed / Bath
4 / 3
total value
$700,000
Project Goals & Expectations
The homeowner’s goal was to modernize the interior staircase by removing the dated oak wood railing and replacing it with a clean, contemporary alternative. The key expectations were to open up the space visually, enhance natural light flow, and add a touch of high-end design that complemented the rest of the home’s upgrades. Above all, the client wanted a solution that was both safe and sleek — a railing system that blended seamlessly into the space while making a strong architectural statement.
“I can’t believe the difference this made in my home. The old railing made the space feel closed off and outdated, but now it feels modern, open, and bright. George and his team were amazing from start to finish — professional, clean, and clearly experienced. The glass railing turned out even better than I imagined. It completely exceeded my expectations. I’m so glad I made the switch!”
– Tiffany H., Homeowner
Overview of the projects’ success
This transformation was a win on every level. By replacing the outdated oak railings with a modern frameless glass system, the space was instantly elevated becoming brighter, more open, and far more contemporary. The installation was completed on schedule with zero disruption to the rest of the home. The client was thrilled with how the glass railing added value and style without compromising safety. It’s now one of the standout features of the home; a proof that clean design and expert craftsmanship can completely redefine a space.
