What Is Concrete Staircase Construction?

Concrete staircase construction involves the process of creating stairways using poured concrete, precast units, or a combination of both. They are designed for long-term use and can be plain and functional. You can also add a touch of beauty with decorative finishes like stamping, staining, or polishing.

Concrete stairs are commonly used in residential homes, commercial buildings, public spaces, and landscape designs, offering a solid, non-combustible, and weather-resistant solution.

Our Services

At Simmons Stone, we help you build all types of concrete staircases, tailored to your specific needs and site conditions:

Exterior Entry Stairs

You can build durable, weather-resistant steps for front entries, porches, or patios.

Basement & Garage Steps

They are interior stairs that are capable of handling moisture and wear with ease.

Commercial Staircases

These are built to code with precise measurements for enhanced safety and accessibility.

Decorative Staircases

You can try out stamped, stained, or exposed aggregate finishes for a custom architectural look.

Precast Stair Installations

Quick, efficient installation of precast concrete stair units.

The Benefits of Concrete Stairs

Concrete staircases provide benefits that other materials simply can’t match:

Highly Durable

They are highly resistant to rot, insects, fire, and extreme weather conditions.

Customizable Finishes

You can choose from a wide variety of options for stamping, staining, broom finishes, and more.

Safe & Code-Compliant

Safely meets all building codes for rise/run ratios, handrails, and safety.

Types of Concrete Staircases

We offer multiple designs and construction types for concrete staircases. Some of the main ones include

Poured-in-Place Staircases

Custom-built on-site, fully integrated with surrounding slabs or foundations.

Precast Concrete Stairs

Factory-made and delivered ready to install. This makes it ideal for projects that need to be completed quickly.

Monolithic Staircases

Integrated as part of a larger slab or foundation pour. As a result, you will get a seamless transition.

Floating & Cantilevered Designs

These are modern, open-riser styles often used in high-end architectural projects.

Decorative Finishes

You can choose from stamped textures, colored concrete, exposed aggregate, or polished surfaces.