Treads, Risers and Nosing
Backpacks, laundry baskets and a dog racing up at bedtime make stairs the hardest working surface in the house. Oak treads are built for it.
Backpacks, laundry baskets and a dog racing up at bedtime make stairs the hardest working surface in the house. Oak treads are built for it.
Our Long Branch, NJ warehouse supplies the treads, and next-day delivery from Long Branch follows your order.
We measure each rise and run on site and bring stain samples, so new treads blend with the floors above and below.
Labor is covered for one year, and the wood keeps the manufacturer warranty. Our own employees build every flight.



A new hardwood tread is $60, and that price folds in the riser, nosing, stain and installation. Sanding and sealing a staircase you keep costs $50 per step.
Yes, and we examine the framing below. Any loose step or squeak gets repaired before new treads are fitted.
We stain samples against the floor at the top or bottom of the flight until it blends.
A straight flight is priced as listed, while a curved run gets its own quote on site.
Yes, at $50 per step, which works well for secondary or basement stairs.
A typical flight is done in one to two days, depending on the number of steps.
Yes, $250 is taken off when the estimate is booked online.
Twelve months on labor, and the wood keeps its manufacturer warranty.