Treads, Risers and Nosing
Four species go on Belmont stairs: red oak, white oak, hickory and maple. Whichever you choose, the tread is a full inch of hardwood, 11 1/2 inches front to back, with a bull nose and a riser to go with it.
Four species go on Belmont stairs: red oak, white oak, hickory and maple. Whichever you choose, the tread is a full inch of hardwood, 11 1/2 inches front to back, with a bull nose and a riser to go with it.
Tread samples travel in the Belmont estimator's truck. Lay them beside your floor where the stairs begin and the right species picks itself.
Before a new tread is touched, every Belmont step that moves gets screwed down. Then each tread is scribed against the stringers, bedded in glue and fastened.
NWFA certified, insured and licensed crews handle every Belmont staircase, with a full year of warranty on the labor. A slip is ours to fix.



$60 for each Belmont step, and inside that are the tread in hardwood, a riser, the bull nose, stain keyed to your floor and the labor.
Yes. Carpet and pad come off your Waverley stairs, tack strips and staples follow, and the removal price is set on site.
Solid oak treads in a Belmont house get hand sanded and refinished at $50 per step. Cracked or worn thin ones are replaced instead.
Yes. Oak risers in the tread stain make an all wood Belmont staircase, while white paint gives a crisp contrast.
On most Belmont stairs, yes. Moving steps get screwed down before anything else, and each tread is scribed, bedded in glue and fastened so nothing shifts.
A return is fitted to each open end, so the nose profile carries around the side and the Belmont tread looks complete whichever way you view it.
Prefinished treads are a special order that takes weeks. Unfinished Belmont stairs often start the next day and wrap up in two.
Yes. Belmont stair labor is covered for one year by an NWFA certified, insured and licensed crew.