Treads, Risers and Nosing
Treads, risers and nosing need to work together at every step. We assess their condition and fit, including exposed ends and connections to the upper landing.
Treads, risers and nosing need to work together at every step. We assess their condition and fit, including exposed ends and connections to the upper landing.
Samples help you compare stained wood and painted risers in your Bronx hallway. Exposed ends and landing details are included in the discussion.
Loose stair parts can contribute to noise. We assess accessible connections before fitting new treads and explain whether a repair needs work beyond the surface.
Stair labor is covered by our written one-year workmanship warranty. Any structural concerns or work outside the agreed finishing scope are identified before proceeding.
No. Each staircase is measured, including exposed ends, turns and landing transitions, before the material schedule is finalized.
We can assess whether the existing wood is suitable for refinishing. Damage, thickness and prior alterations affect that decision.
The written proposal identifies the riser treatment and other included components. Do not assume a tread price covers every staircase detail.
Access needs to be planned before work begins. Removal, fitting and finish drying can temporarily restrict use.
We compare wood and stain samples with the hallway. Differences in age and species may remain visible and are discussed before approval.
The cause needs assessment. Covering a loose or structurally unsound staircase with new treads is not a substitute for addressing the underlying problem.