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Stair Installation in Ashfield, MA

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Treads, Risers and Nosing

Red oak, white oak, hickory or maple, your pick. The treads measure a full inch in thickness, run 11 1/2 inches front to back, carry a rounded front edge, and each one is paired with its own riser.

Tread Samples at Home

The estimator brings tread blanks in each species. Stand them next to your hall floor at the bottom step and the match is obvious in your own light.

Quiet, Solid Steps

Old farmhouse stairs wobble, so the first job is screwing the loose steps down to the stringers. After that each tread is cut to the exact wall, set in construction adhesive and fastened.

One Year Stair Warranty

The staircase is built by licensed, insured, NWFA certified people on our payroll, and the labor is backed for twelve months. If a tread moves, we come back.

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Stair Installers in Ashfield

In town we handle everything from steep back stairs in 1800s farmhouses near Baptist Corner to open flights in converted barns and the lake camps off Route 116. We strip the carpet, screw down every loose step and fit new risers and hardwood treads, usually in a day, with the stain brushed on inside the house.
Natural hickory treads and risers with dark streaks above a brick floor in an Ashfield farmhouse, Brazil FloorsPale white oak treads and risers above a slate entry in a home near Ashfield Lake, Brazil FloorsHoney oak treads with white risers turning a landing in an Ashfield village home, Brazil Floors
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Wood Stair Treads and Risers

A tight farmhouse back stair and a broad front hall flight need different treads, risers and trim, and we go over every choice with you.

Red Oak Treads

Warm stained red oak sits comfortably with the old floors in the farmhouses near Baptist Corner.

White Oak Treads

White oak keeps a clean, pale grain in a lake house that fills with morning light.

Hickory and Maple Treads

Hickory shrugs off boots and firewood, and maple lightens a dark farmhouse stairwell.

Painted or Wood Risers

Village homeowners go either way on risers: painted white for contrast, or oak in the tread color for an all wood look.

Open Stairs and Return Ends

An open sided flight in a renovated barn gets return ends, so the rounded edge wraps around the exposed side of each tread.

Landing Treads

On Ridge Hill we set the top landing tread flush with the second floor so nobody trips on the last step.
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Hardwood Floor Services in Ashfield

Once the stairs are done, the same crew can resand the upstairs hall, lay oak, vinyl plank or laminate in a lake camp, swap a few split boards or change the stain in the front rooms.
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Stairs Done in Days

Thinking about new stairs in a farmhouse by Poland Brook or a lake camp? Reach 508-306-4190 and the estimator brings tread samples to the house, free.
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What does a new step cost in Ashfield?

$60 per step. That single number pays for the hardwood tread, the riser, the rounded nosing, stain blended to your floor and the labor to fit it.

Can you get the old carpet off my farmhouse stairs?

Yes. Carpet, pad, every tack strip and staple come out, and the removal price is agreed with you at the free estimate before anything starts.

Are my existing treads worth refinishing?

If the oak is solid, hand sanding and refinishing come to $50 per step. Cracked treads or ones worn thin at the nose get replaced instead.

Do the risers have to be white?

No. Risers in oak stained like the treads make an all wood stair, while white painted risers give sharper contrast. Ashfield homes use both.

Will the creaks go away?

Almost always. Loose steps get screwed to the stringers before anything new goes on, and every tread is glued and fastened so it cannot shift.

What about a stair that is open on one side?

Each exposed tread end gets a return piece, so the rounded nosing continues around the side and nothing looks unfinished.

When could the crew begin, and for how many days?

Unfinished treads are usually in stock, so work often starts the day after the estimate and wraps in a day or two. Prefinished treads are special order and take a few weeks.

Is there a guarantee on the stairs?

Yes. Labor carries twelve months of warranty, and the installers are our own licensed, insured, NWFA certified employees.

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Stair Contractors Nearby

The stair crew covers Buckland, Conway, Hawley, Goshen and Plainfield from the same truck, and unfinished tread stock is usually on hand to start the next day.
Shelburne Falls homes in Buckland get a rebuilt step for $60, tread, riser, nosing, stain and labor together.
Conway farmhouse back stairs brighten up with white oak stair treads at $60 apiece.
In Hawley, worn stair carpet gives way to hardwood steps that wipe clean after barn chores.
Near the Goshen reservoirs, our stair contractors screw each loose step tight before the new oak goes on.
Plainfield stairs in sound oak are refinished by hand at $50 a step instead of being replaced.
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