Stair Contractor · Bremerton, WA

Floating Stairs in Bremerton, WA

Why Bremerton Homeowners Choose Us

A Modern Staircase Built for Your Bremerton Home

Bremerton is a city of good bones. There’s a deep stock of solid older homes in the neighborhoods above downtown, waterfront property along Sinclair Inlet and Dyes Inlet, and a downtown core that has been steadily reinvesting in itself. All of it takes well to a modern staircase.

 

Floating staircases are the only thing we build. Our shop welds the steel and finishes the treads, and in-house team installs the finished staircase. On a feature this visible in a home, that matters.

Floating wood stairs with frameless glass railing and integrated lighting in Bremerton, WA

Local Fabrication

Every stringer welded, ground, and finished in our Kent shop

Excellent Reputation

Consistently top-rated by homeowners, builders & designers

Professional Showroom

Stop by to see samples in person, compare finishes, hardware and details, feel the materials, and confidently choose what fits your space.

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Floating Stairs Types

Three Stair Systems for Bremerton Homes

Close-up of mono-stringer floating stairs with wood treads and steel supports in Bremerton, WA

Treads are supported by one central steel stringer.

Best for modern spaces.

Double-stringer floating staircase with thick wood treads in Bremerton, WA

Treads are supported by two steel stringers.

Best for high-traffic spaces.

Custom cantilever floating staircase with wood treads and concealed steel support in Bremerton, WA

Treads are anchored into a structural wall support.

Best for minimalist spaces.

Floating Stair Services in Bremerton

Why Floating Stairs Work in Bremerton Homes

A lot of Bremerton’s housing dates from the mid-century, and those homes were built with the enclosed, carpeted staircases typical of the era. When an owner opens up the main floor, that dark stairwell becomes the last thing holding the interior back. A floating system fixes it in one move.

 

Along the water, the argument is about the view. Homes on the inlets and on the hillsides above them are positioned for their outlook, and a solid staircase placed in that sight line undoes the reason for the property. Open risers let the water carry straight through.

Where We Build Across Bremerton

We work throughout the city: downtown Bremerton, Manette, East Bremerton, West Bremerton, Charleston, Illahee, Rocky Point, Kitsap Lake, and the waterfront properties along Sinclair and Dyes Inlet. Homes with a water outlook and mid-century updates make up most of our work here.

 

We also serve the wider Kitsap Peninsula, including Silverdale, Port Orchard, Poulsbo, Bainbridge Island, and Kingston. If your project is anywhere in Kitsap County, reach out and we’ll respond within a business day.

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Stairs & Railings

Pair with Railings
by Custom Railings WA

Our sister company, Custom Railings WA, builds railing systems in the same shop where your staircase is fabricated, which means the two are designed as one rather than joined after the fact. Cable, steel rail systems, and frameless glass guardrails are all available.

 

For Bremerton’s water-view homes, frameless glass keeps the inlet visible from the staircase itself. In family homes and mid-century remodels, cable and steel rails give a modern look with more resilience against daily wear, at a friendlier number.

Metal Railings

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Glass Railings

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Cable Railings

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Mono Stringer

Mono Stringer Stairs in Bremerton

A mono stringer carries the staircase on one steel beam down the center, with treads on both sides. It’s our most-installed system in Bremerton, delivering the full floating effect at the most approachable price and fitting a wide range of openings.

 

Each stringer is cut to your exact rise and run, then powder coated in whatever finish you pick. Matte black steel under white oak treads is the local favorite, though walnut suits homes leaning toward a warmer palette.

Custom mono-stringer floating staircase with illuminated wood treads in Bremerton, WA

Double Stringer

Double Stringer Stairs in Bremerton

A double stringer runs a beam along each edge of the treads. The staircase comes out firmer, carries wider treads, and takes on a more architectural presence. For Bremerton’s larger and multi-level homes, this is usually the right call.

 

Two beams also broaden what’s possible: thick slab treads, longer spans, switchback layouts, and lighting under each step. Each staircase is built to the exact dimensions of your run so it feels solid from the first tread.

Custom exterior steel staircase with double stringers and horizontal metal railings in Bremerton, WA

Cantilever

Cantilever Stairs in Bremerton

A cantilever staircase conceals the structure inside the wall, leaving only floating planes of wood. It’s the most dramatic system we build and the one that transforms a Bremerton entry into a genuine centerpiece.

 

Cantilever stairs are the most involved of the three systems, and we’ll tell you plainly at the free consultation whether one suits your home. On a new build we coordinate closely with your builder so everything integrates cleanly.

Floating wood stairs with frameless glass railing and integrated lighting in Bremerton, WA

Our Process

How We Build Your Bremerton Staircase

A Bremerton project starts with a free consultation at your home. We measure the opening, look at the surrounding space, and talk through what you want the staircase to become.

 

Detailed drawings and one firm price follow for your approval. Fabrication runs in our shop and installation runs with our own crew, with updates at each stage.

01

Consultation

We learn your space, goals, style, budget, and timeline for the project.

02

Design

We create a custom stair concept shaped to your layout and architecture.

03

Fabrication

We build each stair component with precision, strength, and clean detail.

04

Installation

We install the staircase carefully for a seamless fit and finished look.

FAQ

Your Questions Answered​

A typical Bremerton staircase of average size runs around $14,000. That’s a reference point rather than a fixed price, since the system, tread material, turns, and railing choice all shift it. Contact us for a free measure and we’ll quote your actual staircase.
Yes, and on the inlets that’s often the deciding factor. Open risers let sight lines pass through the staircase to the water beyond, where a solid staircase would wall the outlook off entirely.
Very well. Clean steel and wood match the design language those homes were built with, and open risers move light through a floor plan that was already meant to feel connected.
Reach out and we’ll arrange a free consultation at your home. We will measure the opening, discuss what suits it, and return with drawings and a fixed price.
It depends on the project. Timelines vary with the stair system, materials, and your home, so request a quote and we’ll give you a clear schedule.