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When our HAAS Pro-Installers take on a cable railing project, they do it right!

Nestled in historic Bethlehem, PA sits a beautiful colonial house with a sprawling backyard peppered with mature trees. Chris Grim and his family thought that the obstructed views from the outdated pergola and latticed decking were deserving of something else to highlight their backyard, so they got to work in July demolishing the old deck and installing a HAAS Axis System from E-Rigging.com.

Joel and Valerie Dorfmeyer were looking to give their back deck a fresh makeover with a cable railing system. While researching ideas and products they came across E-Rigging.com on Google. After finding our instructional videos on YouTube, this handy DIY couple felt confident they could tackle this project themselves.

At E-Rigging, we love seeing the various types of projects our customers work on with our products. That is why we loved seeing how Tony, also known as Hot Rod God, used the Trident Marine Hot Dip Galvanized Chain.

Keith was asked to join a group of local citizens in Haverhill, MA in their attempt to illuminate various flagpoles around the city for proper display of the American flag. As a prior Signalman in the US Navy, Keith had the expertise and drive needed for this project. His job in the Navy included visual communication between ships using signal flags, Morse Code and Semaphore amongst many other duties.

Pigeon River Custom Metalworks is located just outside of Asheville, North Carolina and has been offering decorative architectural metal fabrication and welding services for more than 20 years. They specialize in custom stair rails, cable railing systems, decorative ironworks, plasma cutting, and furniture making.

Skip Brown and his wife built their dream home 40 years ago in Roanoke, VA. They decided to add a greenhouse to their home, but one cold January day, Skip noticed part of his attached greenhouse roof was drooping. After investigating, Skip found a water leak. He then decided it was time to build something new; little did he know it would be an almost two-year endeavor..

Jason McNamara is a family man who will never step down from a challenge. In this case, Jason's wife challenged him to build a bridge across the creek on their Baltimore, Ohio, property for their grandchildren.

Being based in New Orleans, Louisiana, we take costuming very seriously, and so does Gerald Fitzpatrick. Gerald is a retired prosthetist/limb maker who always appreciated industrial looks and decided to jump at the chance to design an industrial-inspired outfit. When Gerald began, he did not know much about cable or hardware, so he searched the internet to learn more.

Adam Haywood from Independent Fire Training, a firefighter-owned and operated training group, submitted photos to the E-Rigging bi-annual photo contest in December.

E-Rigging is proud to showcase Rocky Mountain Metalworks as a Pro Installer with this beautiful cable railing project in Great Falls, Montana.

Here at E-Rigging we were very excited to announce our first bi-annual photo contest. We had a tough decision to make but it came down to these three winners!

This blog post highlights the cable railing project installed in Clayton, NC using HAAS Stainless Revo and Tyler Tool components.

This blog post highlights an outdoor deck project with cable railing installed using HAAS Revo cable rail system.

This blog post highlights an outdoor deck project with cable railing installed using HAAS Revo cable rail system.

Homeowner Fulvio hired HAAS Pro Installer Jon Mathews to give his remodeled Michigan home a modern, minimalist look.

This blog post presents the Project Of The Month for July, featuring an interior staircase built by our customer, Captain Ted Prosser of Useppa, Island, FL.

This blog post highlights a DIY outdoor deck railing using our HAAS Revo components and built by E-Rigging customer Dwayne.

In the heart of wine region in Napa, California, John wanted to capitalize on all the beautiful views! He decided to enhance his deck views by installing some stainless-steel cable railing.

Michael and Kristin Scaglione always had a dream to build a stellar tree fort for their kids. They finally got their chance when the pandemic hit and they suddenly had time at home.

Marcus figured out how to make his stunning porch view of the Utah mountains even more spectacular with a stainless-steel cable rail frame.

The crew at E-Rigging was privileged to perform a cable rail install on the home featured in the 2011 Jason Statham film, The Mechanic.

Looking for a modern look for his deck, Kirk of Pennsylvania used around 900 feet of cable to give his porch a touch of stainless steel. Using 128 post protectors, 36 lag swage turnbuckles and 25 low profile swage stops and swage stud assemblies, Kirk was able to quickly polish off his porch and move onto the next project.

Looking for a quarantine project earlier this year, Philadelphia couple Wes and Deb upgraded their old double cedar deck into a shining example of cable...

With a little bit of cable railing, David of Maryland was able to turn the front porch view of his farmstead inn into a masterpiece.