What makes RHR different from other wrought iron fabricators?

Rather than pre-fabricating your railings in a shop and trying to coax them into position, our wrought iron railings are built in place from the ground up.
While most wrought iron is installed with tiny screws that eventually work loose, we pierce the mounting surfaces and anchor the newel posts with the same type of epoxy grout that bridge contractors use to mount guard rails.
After which, all components are cut and fitted in-place. This compensates for uneven surfaces and out of square conditions ever-present on existing structures. As the railings are constructed, each and every baluster & post is plumbed before being affixed. Compensations are made for odd angles and required clearances.
When complete, the tips of the railings are trimmed to match before ends are attached, resulting in a formal appearance.
Finally, the railing is coated in either an alkyd paint or sand blasted and coated in super abrasion resistant epoxy paint.

This requires significantly more time than the "pre-fab" alternative, but yields an investment worth making.