As you probably know, weʻre on Houzz! Houzz is a site that allows users to share ideas about architecture, interior design and decorating, landscape design and home improvement. We were honored to once again be named “Best of Houzz” for customer and client satisfaction!
One of the greatest parts about our cable railing systems is that you can use them indoors and outdoors. We offer several colors in our powder coated steel post systems and we recently had an order for a large estate located in Palm Springs, CA. They sent us some pictures of how they used the powder coated steel system with hardwood top railings.It looks great right next to the pool and is an affordable way to section off areas without obstructing the view of the pool! Want to make your deck or pool look like this one? Request a quote for your new DIY system, or give us a call today! Thanks to Bruce at Palm Springs Luxury Estate for the photos!
Would you like to make a small improvement with big results? Then you can transform your old space into a fresh new space with a new San Diego Cable Railing! This before and after photo, from one of our clients, shows how you can take years off your older home. Before and after the transformation We offer three types of installation: full scale, partial, and DIY kits. Click here to see all our installation details and more information on starting your new San Diego Cable Railing project today!
Learn why Stainless Steel Cable Railings are the right choice! From safety to aesthetics, San Diego Cable Railings can help! Watch the video below to learn more. The video itself was produced by Shea Johnson. San Diego Cable Railings owner Steve Sherritt wrote the script. Each of the installed railing systems you see were filmed on location in the coastal and metro San Diego areas, with some even being shot on location at the San Diego Cable Railings production facilities in Sorrento Valley! Still shots were provided by SD Independent Construction, SD Cable Railings, and various customers nationwide! Thanks to everyone who made this possible!
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July 9, 2013: The first half of 2013 was a boom for home sellers throughout San Diego County. According to the Greater San Diego Association of REALTORS® Median sales price of existing homes up 20 percent during first half of 2013. Median prices of existing homes reached $481,000 in June, a rise of 3 percent from the previous month, and an increase of more than 23 percent from June of 2012. For the first half of 2013, prices were up nearly 20 percent from a year ago.
San Diego Cable Railing was recently featured in San Diego Home/Garden Lifestyles blog. We’re excited to share this article with you here! When it comes to creating a home’s distinctive look, consumers get more building material options each day. For a unique twist on a traditional deck, consider a combination of redwood framing with stainless-steel cable infill. This idea isn’t new, but is growing in popularity. Ask your contractor for
Look how easy it is to install a San Diego Cable Railing wood-framed system. A new client asked how fast San Diego Cable Rail system can be installed. Rather than tell them, we decided to show them on this gorgeous custom home construction. ▸ We prepared all the posts and top rails — pre-drilled, stained and sealed ▸ We did the job on a single run of cable ▸ We were able to complete the installation in 1 1/2 days. ▸ The contractor paid us via PayPal. We take all the work out of cable railing installations, so you can focus on other parts of their project.
San Diego Cable Railings website launched.Please contact us with any questions – call (844) 277-7327. Thank you!San Diego Cable Railings
In 2011 we saw a distinct increase in inquiries from Architects, Designers, and Contractors. With more systems available, and more contractors choosing to install cable railing, our quality products and competitive prices are serving a broader community and spreading rapidly. More and more often we are costing systems against other bidders or suppliers, and the general public is more educated on what is available; at what cost. In the past it was difficult to get estimates for cabling and on the shelf systems were unavailable. Systems were complicated, and few retailers and installers had the time or technical ability for cable railings. We now see cable systems popping up at lumber yards and home improvement stores, as well as multiple online sales outfits. Although retail locations provide a convenient source for cable railings; few people know exactly what they are getting; and at what cost.
