Exterior Rails on 1920's Tudor Style Greenwich Home

During this unique restoration project, we had the pleasure of working with the Phinney Design Group of Saratoga Springs, NY. AIW fabricated and installed the exterior patio railings and arches. We finished the iron in a copper vein powder coat to accent the copper gutters and natural elements of this historic home. Read more about this remarkable project in New England Home Magazine.

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Millpond Gatherings

Steakhouse & Venue

Millpond Gatherings consists of a two floor restaurant and Event Venue where AIW fabricated and installed stairs, rails and gates throughout the facility. We treated each space as it own using different styles to compliment the setting. On the restaurant decks, we used a cable rail to preserve the river view. To line the rock walls on the river, we used a custom heavy duty powder coated aluminum guard railing. Last, for the event venue we created a decorative bamboo rail design to compliment the natural bamboo that grows behind the building.

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Private Guilford Residence

This client contacted us in search of a unique and decorative design to frame in his stunning backyard scape. With each scroll made in-house, this all aluminum custom project was finished in an empire copper vein powder coat.

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Private Northford Residence

This country log cabin called for impressive interior rails to match the natural elements used throughout the home. AIW hand-forged a realistic tree-like design including textured branch bars, delicate leaves and a clear coat finish to allow the details to stand out.

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Frank Capasso & Sons

AIW fabricated a steel mono stringer stair for the Capasso brothers newly renovated commercial office building. This contemporary design includes granite steps and stainless steel glass rails throughout.

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September 11th Memorial

A piece of history now stands on the grounds of the Milford, Connecticut Fire department after AIW completed their memorial. This fragmented I-beam of steel comes from the devastation of the Twin Towers on September 11th and honors the fallen Milford men who risked their lives that day.