
Railings are a safety requirement, but they’re also a key design feature. In 2026, PA/NJ homeowners are choosing railings that combine clean sightlines with low maintenance and strong code compliance. Railings are a safety requirement, but they’re also a key design feature. In 2026, PA/NJ homeowners are choosing railings
Railings are a safety requirement, but they’re also a key design feature. In 2026, PA/NJ homeowners are choosing railings that combine clean sightlines with low maintenance and strong code compliance.
Powder-coated aluminum resists rust and offers a clean, modern look. It’s one of the best choices for long-term durability.
Ideal for view-oriented decks. Cable requires proper tensioning and may not be suitable for all local codes depending on spacing rules.
Glass provides an upscale feel and uninterrupted views but needs frequent cleaning to stay clear.
These pair well with composite decking and create a seamless, traditional look.
Classic and customizable, but they require sealing and routine maintenance.
If you want low maintenance and durability, aluminum is hard to beat. For modern aesthetics, cable or glass are standout choices. If you want a traditional look, composite or wood can work beautifully.
We can help you compare options and find the right fit for your deck design. Learn more about deck construction services or browse recent projects.
Yes, when properly installed and tensioned to code.
They can collect water spots, but regular cleaning keeps them clear.
Wood railings are typically the least expensive upfront.
Aluminum railings generally offer the best long-term durability.


