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Paradise Valley Cable Railing Company | Phoenix Railing Contractor for Custom Cable, Metal & Stair Railings Built Locally

Paradise Valley Cable Railing Company Scottsdale Railing and Gate LLC is a Phoenix-based railing contractor building custom cable railings, stair systems, and metal railings for homes across Paradise Valley. We fabricate every piece in-house, install it ourselves, and do it right the first time. No kits, no gimmicks — just clean lines, solid welds, and railings that fade into the background like they were part of the original design. Locals call us when the view matters and the install has to match the architecture.

Local Railing Builder for Cable Railings in Phoenix

We built a cable railing system for a hillside estate near Mummy Mountain. The home had this sweeping patio that faced the city, but the original rail was a clunky combo of iron and wood that cut the view in half. We replaced it with low-profile stainless cable threaded through matte black steel posts. Mounted it fascia-side to preserve patio space, and ran everything in line with the home’s angles. Now you can stand anywhere on that patio and see the entire skyline — cable disappears, but the craftsmanship doesn’t.

Popular Cable Railing Styles by Phoenix Contractors

Matte Black Aluminum + Cable
The favorite for most Paradise Valley patios. Aluminum posts powder-coated in flat black, paired with stainless cable. Clean, modern, and low maintenance.

Steel Frame with Cable Infill
Welded steel posts and rails, coated and drilled custom. Stronger look and feel. We use this for longer runs, high decks, or stairs with big presence.

Hardwood Cap + Cable
Brings warmth to all that metal. We build the frame, then top it with ipe or redwood. It’s perfect for homes that blend rustic stone with modern lines.

All Stainless Cable Rail
Brushed stainless from post to fitting. Sleek, high-end, and resistant to everything Arizona throws at it. Installed these inside high-ceiling foyers with floating stairs.

Floating Stair Rail with Cable
Side-mounted steel or aluminum posts matched to stair rise. Cable follows the line with precise angles. Feels architectural, but light.

Glass Corner + Cable System
Tempered glass in the corners for wind block, cable across the straight runs. Best of both worlds. We’ve used this around pools that get heavy cross-breeze.

Curved Cable Rail
Custom-bent posts for curved patios or spiral stairs. Takes more time, but when it matches the stonework or pool edge perfectly, it’s worth it.

Raw Steel Posts + Cable
Matte-clear sealed raw steel with natural weld marks, paired with brushed cable. Gives that modern-but-aged vibe. Seen this in high-design remodels near Camelback Inn.

Mesh Base + Cable Top
Lower half welded mesh for pets or small kids, top section left open with cable. Keeps the safety without losing the lines.

LED Cap Rail with Cable
Integrated soft lighting built into the top cap. Lights up just enough at night to walk without flooding the whole patio. Subtle, but smart.

Cable Railing Materials – What Phoenix Contractors Use

Aluminum

We fabricate and powder-coat our own aluminum posts. Light, rust-proof, and perfect for Arizona sun. Used on most outdoor decks and balconies across Paradise Valley.

Wrought Iron

More rare in cable systems, but we do blend it in for hybrid designs. Fully welded and powder-coated, often used for detail work or perimeter fencing.

Composite

Used as a sleeve or cap over metal posts. Not structural, but helpful when a community requires a specific look or color. Keeps everyone (including HOAs) happy.

Stainless Steel

316 marine-grade stainless — our go-to cable material. Doesn’t stretch, fray, or rust. We cut and tension it ourselves on site, clean every end, and double-check every line.

Galvanized Steel

Coated and painted structural steel. Strong, affordable, and used in spots where finish isn’t the star — utility stairs, side entries, or longer structural runs.

Where You’ll See Cable Railings in Phoenix

Decks and Patios
Cable railing shines on view decks — mounted surface or fascia depending on the frame. Opens up the backyard and still keeps everything safe.

Staircases
Interior and exterior stairs benefit big from cable. Posts are drilled at angle, tension is matched stair-to-stair. We use side mounts for clean installs.

Balconies
Second-story railings around Paradise Valley homes often use cable. It keeps the space open, keeps you up to code, and doesn’t make your view feel boxed in.

Pools
Cable meets pool code with the right spacing and height. We install self-latching gates, build to the inch, and avoid blocking breeze or sightlines.

Interior Lofts + Walkways
We bolt posts to flooring or landings, match them to treads or flooring, and tension cable flush through. It’s open-concept done right.

Phoenix Cable Railing Design Ideas for Custom Homes

No-Top-Rail Skyline View

Installed above Lincoln Drive — fascia-mounted steel posts, brushed stainless cable, and no top rail at all. The client didn’t want anything cutting the skyline at eye level. Mission accomplished.

Floating Stair Rail with Wood Cap

A modern stairwell off Tatum got black posts, angled cable, and a thick walnut cap. Matched the floors and turned a simple staircase into a centerpiece.

Wind-Protected Pool Deck

Pool rail off Desert Fairways needed some shielding. We used glass on the windy end and cable across the back. Kept the look clean and cut the gusts without closing it in.

High-End Cable Railing Builders in Phoenix – Art Meets Metal

Custom cable railing takes more than measurements. It takes judgment. At Scottsdale Railing and Gate LLC, we build every post, drill every hole, and pull every cable ourselves. We don’t buy prefab kits or farm out install. That’s how we make sure every run is tight, every post is square, and every system looks like it belongs. Paradise Valley homes are unique — one-size-fits-all won’t cut it here. We bring welding, finish work, and field fitting together like a craft, not a trade. And that’s why folks call us.

Common Questions Locals Ask About Cable Railings

Cable railings are modern safety barriers built with stainless steel cable stretched between posts. Instead of solid pickets or panels, they keep spaces open and views intact. We typically use 316-grade marine stainless cable, tensioned with hidden or exposed hardware depending on the style. These systems are used on decks, staircases, balconies, and pool surrounds across Phoenix — anywhere that visibility and safety have to work together.

Phoenix Neighborhoods with Cable Railings

You’ll see cable railing systems throughout Phoenix — in Arcadia, where they sit cleanly atop white stucco walls with views of Camelback. In Biltmore, inside multi-level homes with floating stairs. Downtown, raw steel and cable pop up in Roosevelt Row lofts. In Desert Ridge, they’re showing up on back patios and stairwells that used to be solid picket.

In Paradise Valley, cable railing is part of the design language now. We’ve built systems near Mummy Mountain, across Lincoln Drive, and tucked behind Camelback Inn. These homes don’t just need railing — they need the kind of detail that matches hand-cut stone and custom floor plans. We’ve installed cable around negative-edge pools, rooftop patios, and curved balconies that face nothing but sky. If it’s a view lot in Paradise Valley, odds are cable railing is part of the plan.

Scottsdale Railing and Gate LLC
Phone: 978-360-0060