This Plymouth Meeting, PA homeowner not only wanted to replace her old angle cellar door, but they also had concrete work that needed to be done. We sent an expert crew out to remove the old door and concrete. They put the wood forms in place, pour the concrete, and let cure for several days. In the meantime, we go take the new measurements for the angle cellar door and manufacture it right in our King of Prussia plant. Once the custom, galvanized, angle cellar top was fabricated, our crew went back out to install on the newly laid concrete. What a difference the new concrete and top make at this Plymouth Meeting home!

This home in Pottstown, PA did not have a covered walk-out, so the homeowner reached out to Steelway.  They wanted to cover the area to help keep out dirt, volume water, and debris.  One of our sales representatives went out to measure the opening.  The foundation in place was not sufficient enough to hold a cellar door, so it became a job for the concrete division!  The concrete crew went out, did some demo, dug around the area for the forms, set the forms, poured the concrete, then measured for the new custom flat cellar door, before securing the area to let the concrete cure.  After the custom flat cellar door was manufactured in our King of Prussia, PA plant, one of the crews went back out, removed the forms, and installed the newly fabricated flat cellar door.  What a great improvement!

In Haverford, PA this homeowner gave Steelway a call when they decided they wanted to cover up this walkout from their basement. The walls were really in poor shape and would have to be rebuilt. We sent our best concrete crew out to demo the walls, set the forms, and pour the concrete. Once the concrete set and was dry, we sent out the installation crew to install the newly manufactured custom angled cellar door. From start to finish, this was a big job, but nothing our amazing crews couldn’t handle!

 In Wilmington, DE this homeowner called Steelway when their old cellar door and the foundation underneath failed. They had to use plywood just to cover the hole! One of our sales representatives went out to take measurements for us to fabricate a custom angle cellar door in our King of Prussia plant. On the day of installation, one of our crews went out, removed the plywood, repaired the concrete foundation, and installed the new, custom, angle cellar door. Definitely an improvement from plywood!

This Hatboro, PA homeowner had an old, failing wood cellar door that was in need of some work, so they reached out to Steelway.  Not only did the door need to be replaced, but the concrete foundation underneath was also in need of some work.  One of our sales representatives went out to measure the area, and in addition to a new foundation and cellar door, the homeowner also wanted 2 new custom window well covers.  Our experienced concrete division went out and removed the old wood cellar door, demolished the foundation, set the forms, poured new concrete, and measured for the custom angled cellar door, which we fabricated in our King of Prussia, PA plant.  After the concrete had time to cure, the concrete division went back out, pulled the forms, and installed the newly manufactured custom, angled cellar door, along with the 2 window well covers.  Great job guys!  What a difference!

At this Huntingdon Valley, PA home, this cellar door was rusted and failing. The foundation was falling apart underneath and needed to be redone. One of our sales representatives went out to assess the foundation and cellar door. The foundation was so bad, that he was unable to get measurements at that time. After the foundation was redone, we would have to measure for the custom cellar door. This foundation is no problem for our concrete crew! They went out removed the old cellar door and did demo to what was left of the foundation, set forms, and poured concrete. Now we were able to go and get the correct measurements and manufacture a custom angle cellar door in the King of Prussia plant. As soon as the cellar door was complete, the crew went back out and installed on the newly poured concrete foundation. Much improved at this Huntingdon Valley residence!

 This home in Wayne, PA wanted to cover the stairs, so they reached out to Steelway.  one of our sales representatives went out to measure, but because of the way the foundation way, knew that we would have to do concrete work to raise the foundation before a door could be added.  Our experienced concrete division went out and set forms, poured the concrete, measured for the custom angle cellar door to be manufactured in our King of Prussia, PA plant, then secured the area.  Once the custom angle door was fabricated, the crew went back out, pulled the forms, and installed the cellar door.  Great job guys!

In Hatboro, PA this homeowner had an old cellar door that really need to be replaced, so they called Steelway. One of our sales representatives went out to take measurements and realized that the foundation underneath the cellar door was in pretty rough shape. We sent our concrete crew out to re-do the foundation and measured for the new cellar door based off of the new foundation. We manufactured the new custom, angle cellar door in our King of Prussia plant. On the day of installation, one of our crews went back out to Hatboro, removed the concrete forms, and installed the custom angle cellar door. Looks so much nicer!

This home in Elkins Park, PA wanted to add a cellar door so they reached out to Steelway! One of our sales representatives went out to take measurements and noticed that the foundation was in need of some concrete work. No problem for us! Our concrete crew went out, did some demo, set the forms, and poured the new concrete foundation. They then remeasured the area so the new custom cellar door. On the day of installation, the crew removed the forms and installed the custom, galvanized, angle cellar door. Great job guys!

In Phoenixville, PA, this homeowner had an old flat cellar door that was failing.  They reached out to Steelway, and one of our sales representatives went out and noticed not only was the door failing, but the foundation the door was on, was also failing.  Our experienced, and amazing, concrete division removed the old cellar door, demolished the concrete foundation, set forms, poured new concrete, measured for the new cellar door to be manufactured in our King of Prussia, PA plant, and secured the area over a 2-day period.  Not only did they do the concrete foundation, but they also did the concrete pad leading up to the cellar door.  Once the custom flat cellar door with foundation plates was fabricated, the crew went back out, pulled the forms, and finished up the installation.  What a great job these guys did!