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Stair Installation in Bedford, MA

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Treads, Risers and Nosing

Red oak, white oak, hickory or maple: four tread species, every tread milled one inch thick with an 11 1/2 inch depth, a rounded front edge and a riser of its own.

Tread Samples at Home

The estimator's truck carries tread samples of all four species. Set them beside your existing floor where the stairs begin and the best match jumps out.

Quiet, Solid Steps

Wobbly steps are screwed to the stringers first. Each tread is then scribed to the walls, bedded in adhesive and nailed off so it cannot creep or squeak.

One Year Stair Warranty

Our own licensed, insured, NWFA certified employees build each Bedford staircase, and the labor is guaranteed for a year. If something loosens, we return and fix it.

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Stair Installers in Bedford

Our crew has rebuilt staircases in Huckins Farm colonials, Depot area capes, Great Road splits and ranches near the Concord River. The carpet is stripped, loose steps are screwed down, and new risers and hardwood treads go in, frequently within one day, with every drop of stain applied in the house.
Natural wood treads and risers with dark streaks above a tile entry in a Bedford cape, Brazil FloorsPale white oak treads above a marble foyer in a Bedford colonial near Huckins Farm, Brazil FloorsHoney toned oak treads and white painted risers rounding a landing in a Bedford home, Brazil Floors
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Wood Stair Treads and Risers

A short straight run in a cape and a winding colonial staircase call for different treads, risers and trim. We walk through each choice with you before the first cut.

Red Oak Treads

Red oak with a warm stain matches the original floors in the older colonials near the Job Lane House.

White Oak Treads

In a Huckins Farm colonial with a bright front hall, white oak reads pale and even grained.

Hickory and Maple Treads

Hickory takes the abuse of a busy Great Road split, and maple brightens a dim stairwell in a Depot area ranch.

Painted or Wood Risers

Homeowners near Brothers Rocks go one of two ways on risers: crisp white paint or oak stained to match the treads.

Open Stairs and Return Ends

An open sided stair in a Bedford colonial gets return ends so the bull nose wraps the exposed edge.

Landing Treads

Near the Concord River, we set the top landing tread dead level with the upstairs hardwood.
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Hardwood Floor Services in Bedford

After the staircase, Bedford families near Huckins Farm and the Concord River often have the same crew refinish the hallway oak, replace boards damaged by a leak or add hardwood, vinyl plank or laminate in another room.
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Stairs Done in Days

New stairs near Bedford Depot begin with a visit from our estimator, tread samples in hand, at no cost. Text or call 508-306-4190.
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What does one new hardwood step cost in Bedford?

Sixty dollars, written as $60 per step on the quote. The tread, the riser, the bull nose, the stain match and the labor are all part of that single figure.

Will you remove the carpet from my stairs?

Yes. Everything comes up, from the carpet and padding down to the last staple and tack strip, and the removal cost is agreed before work starts.

Could my existing treads just be sanded instead?

If the oak is still solid, yes, for $50 per step with hand sanding and a fresh finish. Any tread that is cracked or worn thin gets replaced instead.

Can the risers be oak to match the treads?

Yes. Stained oak risers make the staircase read as solid wood top to bottom, and white painted risers give a crisper two tone look.

Will new treads stop the squeaking?

Almost always. Each loose step is screwed tight before the new tread is scribed in, glued and nailed, so the finished stair stays silent.

What happens on a stair that is open on one side?

The exposed end of each tread gets a return piece, carrying the rounded nose around the corner so the step looks finished from the hall.

When could the stairs be started and finished?

Unfinished treads can usually be started the next day and finished within two. Prefinished treads are special ordered and add a few weeks of waiting.

What warranty comes with new stairs?

The labor is covered for one year, and the crew building the stairs is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.

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Stair Contractors Nearby

We build stairs in Lexington, Burlington, Concord, Carlisle and Lincoln as well, usually starting the day after the estimate.
A new hardwood step near Lexington Center is $60, and the riser, nosing, stain and labor are all inside that figure.
White oak stair treads lighten up the dim stairwells in Burlington ranches off Cambridge Street.
Older Concord homes trade worn carpet for hardwood stairs that wipe clean in seconds.
Our stair contractors in Carlisle screw down every wobbly step in a farmhouse before a single new tread is cut.
Sound oak stairs in Lincoln get a hand refinish at $50 per step.
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