Frequently Asked Questions

If you anticipate heavy usage and lots of wear and tear, then a wrought iron rail might be your best option. A wrought iron rail is known for taking on heavier usage and can last for many more years than traditional railing. Another advantage of a wrought iron rail is that it has much more personality and style than other rails.

Our standard railing is made of ½” square bars with a 2” top molding with 1” square posts. Our standard railing is made of straight and twist bars that alternate. Give us a call and we will give you a free estimate

This depends on the size and complexity of the project. However, we can turn many projects around in about three weeks from customer approval.

The cost of the railing depends on the linear feet of rail. Call us for a free estimate, or send us a picture at info@ariron.com.

Wrought iron can last a long time if maintained. Keep checking frequently to see if the paint has peeled in any spot. If it has, repaint it because you do not want the rust to spread. In addition to looking good, paint protects the metal.

We accept cash, credit cards and checks. All payments are due upon installation. All Projects require a deposit.

Yes, we give free estimates in the tri-state area. You can also send photographs of your steps or porch and we can give you an estimate based on the photo. Having installed railings for so many years, we can usually provide an estimate over the phone based on the information you provide (i.e. number of steps, porch dimensions, etc.).

Yes, a one-year warranty that covers construction of the railing and installation. Warranty does not cover paint.

Railings, gates, ladders, balconies, cable rails, window guards, fire escapes, stairs, grating, and structural steel.

We work with both homeowners and contractors.

Powder coating is a great option for outside railings because it withstands the harsh winters and the summer heat.

If the rusting problem is a minor one, take a steel wool pad or wire brush and take off the rust and the paint around it to make a smooth surface. Clean it well and apply a coat of a metal primer and a top coat of high-quality enamel paint (not a water-based paint). If the rust has started to eat through the iron, the section can usually be replaced and the item restored. Give us a call and we would be glad to give you a quote on repairing your item.

In some cases, there are simple repairs that can be made to extend the useful life of your railing for many years to come. Other times, the rail will need to be replaced if it shows signs of rust and deterioration.

Yes, we can make a railing based on your preference. If you can provide a picture of the railing you would like, we can give you an estimate.

Yes, we make both interior and exterior railings.

Yes, we core drill and can install a railing in the brick or stone.

You can have any color you desire. We offer black and white, but if you want a different color, you can pick one out.

You may add designs to your railing at an additional cost. If you can email us a picture of the design you want, we can give you an estimate.

You can view our railings page and see the various options.

No, each railing is custom made for you.