The construction of a commercial or residential-grade commercial or residential guardrail system is complex, and the entire process must be performed in compliance with applicable building codes. Each State has individual building code requirements, including specifications for handrails, guardrails, railings, and signage, as well as requirements for connection of automatic devices such as traffic signal lights, bells, or other warning devices. As most communities are built in multiple and often overlapping blocks, building code requirements often overlap within areas of use for buildings and residences. When this occurs, building code requirements must be individually investigated to ensure that the intended use of the property meets the code requirements. Designing an effective and safe commercial guardrail system that provides the necessary protection while meeting building and safety code requirements is a complex project, and often involves numerous employees, contractors, and s