Pro Metal Ironworks Inc

Measured one day, installed a few days later — that pattern repeats through more than 40 reviews of this Littleton ironworks. In a March 2024 account, Tony came out the day after the first call, took measurements, drew up the design the customer had described, and had the railing fabricated and installed four days after that. The names that keep coming up are Vinny, who builds and installs, and Aline, who measures and runs the office; a December 2024 customer mentioned Vinny arriving with his son to do the install. Railings are the bread and butter — front steps, granite stairs, interior stairs, cable rail — and what customers mention after the looks is how solid they feel. A July 2025 reviewer expected brackets and found the crew had drilled into the concrete instead: "it doesn't wiggle AT ALL". In May 2025 another said the rails came out "as solid as a rock", with a written estimate up front and the installation done in a single day. A June 2025 customer had Aline come measure, take her recommendation on the iron, and the rails fitted in one visit — then passed inspection. The shop's range runs past handrails. In April 2026 a customer described a spiral staircase Vini built and fitted onto an existing second-floor porch, on a site awkward enough to complicate the install. Its BBB listing covers balconies and decks, gates and doors, fire escapes, spiral stairs, staircases, structural beams and ornamental ironwork. Matching existing work comes up too: in April 2025 a homeowner said the new railing was matched to the railings on another set of stairs, and Vinny offered to paint the older ones. The urgent case is where the speed matters most. In March 2026 a customer with mobility problems after an illness had no railing at the front steps at all; Pro Metal came out the same day to quote and then moved the installation up. Nothing negative turns up anywhere — Google shows 5.0 from 43 ratings, Thumbtack 5.0 from 22, and BBB has the company accredited with an A+ grade. Some of those accounts are the same customer posting in two places, so read the totals as one pool rather than two. For a custom iron railing, a gate, or stairs where the fit has to be exact, this is a straightforward call; settle the drawing and the written estimate before fabrication starts, since every piece is made to measure.