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Stair Installation in Bolton, MA

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Treads, Risers and Nosing

Choose among maple, hickory, white oak and red oak. Every tread measures one inch thick by 11.5 inches deep, and a brand new riser goes in behind every single step.

Tread Samples at Home

Tread samples ride in the estimator's truck, so you can hold different species against your bottom step and settle on a stain while standing in your own front hall at dusk.

Quiet, Solid Steps

First, any rocking step is screwed into the stringers. Our carpenter then sizes every new tread snug between the walls, glues and fastens it, and step four goes quiet.

One Year Stair Warranty

Our NWFA certified carpenters guarantee stair work for twelve months. Should any step loosen during that year, we send someone back to Bolton to tighten it.

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Stair Builders Serving Bolton Homes

Our crew redoes staircases in Federal era farmhouses by the Pan Burying Ground, colonials along Route 117 and newer homes on the slopes of Wattaquadock Hill. Carpet comes off, shaky steps are screwed tight, then each new tread is measured, cut, glued, fastened and stained to match upstairs.
Dark stained treads above riser faces painted white in a Bolton colonial stairway, Brazil FloorsNatural hardwood treads with bold dark grain rising from an entry near Vaughn Hill, Brazil FloorsPale oak stairs that begin at white marble in the foyer of a Route 117 home, Brazil Floors
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Wood Stair Treads and Risers

Older New England staircases are seldom perfectly square. We'll go over which wood, what color risers and how round each nosing is, so the steps suit your floors and house.

Red Oak Treads

Red oak soaks up stain uniformly and blends with the floors in many Bolton Center houses.

White Oak Treads

White oak carries a tighter, cooler figure, and it looks crisp in sunny front halls near Vaughn Hill.

Hickory and Maple Treads

Hickory's lively grain disguises dings from boots, while maple offers a pale, uniform surface near Wattaquadock Hill.

Painted or Wood Risers

Painted white risers lend a farmhouse staircase by the Whitcomb Inn a timeless feel, and stained risers work too.

Open Stairs and Return Ends

When a staircase has no wall on one side, we miter the nosing so it wraps around the open end, as in homes off Main Street.

Landing Treads

At the top or a midway platform, our landing treads finish flush with the upstairs floor in houses close to Florence Sawyer School.
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Hall and Room Floors That Match

With the staircase done, we can sand the upstairs hall, nail oak in the den, install LVP or laminate where the kids play downstairs, or patch the scratched spot by the back slider.
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Stairs Done in Days

Want hardwood stairs instead of carpet near the Bolton Public Library? Call Brazil Floors on 508-306-4190; the estimator carries tread samples to every visit.
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What's the cost per new hardwood step?

Each step costs $60 installed. That pays for the tread, a riser, the nosing, stain and our carpenter's time. If a bookcase or dresser blocks the way, we move it for a flat $250.

Can my existing treads be refinished?

If the oak under your runner is solid, absolutely. We hand sand and refinish your original treads for $50 a step and tint the stain to blend with nearby floors.

Do you charge to take off stair carpet?

Removal is confirmed during your estimate once we see how the runner, pad and staples were installed. Our crew yanks out every staple and tack strip before new treads go on.

How long is a stair project in Bolton?

Plan on one working day for most straight runs of steps, two if there's stain or a landing. We'll tell you exactly when the stairs are usable again.

Will we still be able to go upstairs?

Usually yes, with care. A safe route stays open throughout, and on stain days we'll tell you which steps to skip until the finish dries.

Which wood is best for busy stairs?

Hickory and white oak hold up best to heavy traffic and pets. Red oak is the classic choice, and maple brings a bright, quiet look to modern homes.

When do we pay for new stairs?

Labor is collected when the carpenters arrive to start, and lumber gets paid for once it's dropped off. There's no large deposit held for weeks.

Is stair work guaranteed?

Yes. Our carpenters are NWFA certified, carry state licenses and full insurance, and stand behind stair labor for twelve months. A step that loosens gets fixed on a return visit.

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Stair Contractors Nearby

Our stair crew also heads out to Hudson, Berlin, Stow, Lancaster and Harvard, and many staircases are started within a day of your approval.
Near Gleasondale, each new hardwood step costs a flat $60, with riser, nosing and stain all included.
Around Bare Hill Pond, oak treads above white risers give older stairways a fresh, tidy look.
Families in South Lancaster trade stair runners for hardwood steps that clean up in seconds after muddy days.
Near Berlin Town Hall, our stair carpenters fasten every loose step before setting new treads that stay quiet.
Near Apsley Park, homeowners keep sturdy original treads, and our crew sands, stains and seals each for $50.
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