Spiral Stairs · Knoxville & East Tennessee

Spiral stairs.One-piece, welded, built to fit.

A sculptural, space-saving way down from a deck — far less footprint than a straight run. We fabricate ours as one welded aluminum piece, powder-coated to match, so it lands as a focal point rather than an afterthought.

You'll love the deck. You'll remember the experience.

One-piece welded aluminum · Powder-coated finish · Built to fit your deck

Powder-coated aluminum spiral stair on a LeBlanc build — a sculptural spiral against a finished deck
Specialty builder since 2002 Custom-fabricated — not a bolt-together kit 3-Year Workmanship Warranty on the LeBlanc Deck System Licensed & insured · Lic #79196
Fabricated, not assembled

A spiral stair is fabricated — not bought as a kit.

We build each spiral stair as a custom, one-piece welded aluminum structure — made to fit one deck, not cut down from stock.

A stair moves people every day, so it has to be sound underfoot and true to the height it serves. Done right, a spiral stair solves a real problem — a compact way to a yard or lower level — and becomes a piece of the design worth looking at, rather than a fixture bolted on at the end.

Built once. Built right.

What makes a LeBlanc spiral stair different

The difference between a stair that stays quiet and solid for years and one that loosens and rattles is in how it's made. Every spiral stair we build starts as a fabrication problem, not a parts list.

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One-piece welded construction

The structure is welded, not bolted together — so there are no fastened joints to loosen or rattle, and it stays rigid and quiet underfoot.

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Custom-fabricated to your deck

Built to the exact rise, diameter, and rotation your deck needs — measured and made to fit, not trimmed down from a stock kit.

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Aluminum that won't rot or rust

Fabricated in aluminum — it won't rot, rust, or splinter — for a stair that holds its finish and its strength through the seasons.

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Powder-coated to match

Finished with a durable, even powder coat in a color chosen to suit the deck and railings — a consistent look, not a mismatched add-on.

Part of the LeBlanc Deck System

Best planned as part of the whole build.

A spiral stair performs and looks its best when it isn't treated as an afterthought. On a new build, it's designed alongside the footings, framing, and decking — the complete LeBlanc Deck System — so the height, landing, and finish all line up. A full LeBlanc Deck System build is backed by our transferable 3-Year Workmanship Warranty on the structure; a stair added onto an existing deck is backed by our workmanship warranty as well, with terms that depend on the scope of the work and the condition of what it attaches to.

See how the whole system comes together. The LeBlanc Difference

The LeBlanc difference on a spiral stair

Welded as one piece.
No joints to work loose.

A bolt-together kit is only as sound as its fasteners — and fasteners loosen, so the stair develops the rattle and give you feel underfoot. We weld ours into a single rigid structure and custom-fabricate it in aluminum to the exact rise, diameter, and rotation your deck calls for. The result is a stair that stays tight and quiet for the long run, and reads as a designed piece rather than a stock part.

Welded spiral-stair fabrication — clean center column and tread detail
Materials & finish

Aluminum that lasts, finished to match.

Aluminum is the right material for a stair that lives outdoors — it won't rot, rust, or splinter, so the structure keeps its strength and its looks year after year with almost nothing asked of you.

The finish is a durable, even powder coat in a color chosen to suit the deck and railings. Because we fabricate the stair to match, it pairs cleanly with our aluminum railing systems for one consistent look — the stair, the rail, and the deck reading as a single piece of work rather than parts from different boxes.

The materials we've chosen
Powder-coated aluminum spiral stair matched to the deck railing color
Integrated planning

Measured and fabricated to fit the deck it serves.

A spiral stair has to land where it should and clear what the code requires. We work out the height, the landing, and the clearances up front, then fabricate the stair to those measurements — so it installs clean and fits the deck instead of forcing the deck to accommodate it. Planned alongside a new deck, that coordination is built in from the start.

A spiral stair can also be added to an existing deck when the structure and the landing allow — we evaluate the conditions first and tell you honestly whether it's a good fit before anything is fabricated. Pair it with step and riser lighting and the stair stays safe and inviting after dark.

See the lighting that makes a stair safe after dark. Lighting

When a spiral stair makes sense

Right when space is tight and quality still matters.

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Limited space for a straight run

A full straight staircase won't fit, or would eat up more of the yard and deck than you want to give it.

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You want a second way down

You need access to the yard, a lower deck, or grade — without sacrificing usable deck area to a wide stair.

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A durable stair that matches the rail

You want a rust-free aluminum stair, powder-coated to coordinate with the railings for one consistent look.

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A focal point done right

You want the sculptural form of a spiral — but built to a real fabrication standard, not bought as a rattling kit.

A spiral stair should solve the space problem and look like it was meant to be there. That's the standard we fabricate to.

Trusted by homeowners across East Tennessee

The craft shows — in every weld and every detail.

Specialty builder since 2002 5.0 ★ on Google Deckorators “Beyond Ordinary” Award (2022) 3-Year Workmanship Warranty on the LeBlanc Deck System · transferable once Licensed & insured · Lic #79196
★★★★★
“Very nice work and beautiful details! These guys really know what they're doing!”
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Common questions

Spiral stairs, answered plainly.

Are your spiral stairs a kit, or custom-made?
Custom-made. We fabricate each spiral stair as a one-piece welded aluminum structure, built to the exact rise, diameter, and rotation your deck needs — not cut down from a stock kit. Welded construction has no bolted joints to loosen, so the stair stays rigid and quiet underfoot for the long run.
Why aluminum instead of steel or a wood stair?
Aluminum won't rot, rust, or splinter, which makes it well suited to a stair that lives outdoors and gets used every day. Powder-coated, it holds an even finish in a color chosen to match your deck and railings — so it keeps both its strength and its looks with very little maintenance.
Can you add a spiral stair to my existing deck?
Often, yes — when the structure and the landing allow. Because a stair attaches to and lands on the existing deck, we evaluate those conditions first and tell you honestly whether it's a good fit before anything is fabricated. If the deck won't safely support it as-is, we'll lay out the options rather than force it.
How much space does a spiral stair save?
A great deal. A spiral takes far less footprint than a straight staircase, which is exactly why it's the right answer when space is tight or you'd rather not give up deck and yard area to a wide, straight run. It gives you a second way down without dominating the space.
Will it match my railings and deck?
Yes — that's a big part of why we fabricate rather than buy stock. The stair is powder-coated in a color chosen to coordinate with your deck and railings, and it pairs cleanly with our aluminum railing systems, so the stair, the rail, and the deck read as a single piece of work. See our railings page for the matching systems.
What warranty comes with a spiral stair?
A full LeBlanc Deck System build carries our transferable 3-Year Workmanship Warranty on the structure. A spiral stair is backed by our workmanship warranty as well, but where a stair is added onto an existing deck, reused or existing components aren't covered, so the terms depend on the scope of the work. See your contract for full terms.
Start your project

A way down that's worth looking at.

Tell us about your deck and where the stair needs to go. We'll help you think it through — the space you have, the height it serves, and the finish that ties it to your railings — with no pressure and no obligation.

Start with a short form — we'll review your project and reach out. Serving Knoxville & East Tennessee · Licensed & insured · 3-Year Workmanship Warranty

Built once. Built right.

Engineered outdoor structures built for long-term performance. · Knoxville & East Tennessee · Lic #79196