Treads, Risers and Nosing
Laundry baskets, school bags and a daily climb from the street make stairs the hardest working part of a two family. Solid oak treads last.
Laundry baskets, school bags and a daily climb from the street make stairs the hardest working part of a two family. Solid oak treads last.
Treads are cut and finished at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch follows once the order is confirmed.
Every rise and run is measured at the visit, and stain samples come along so the treads match the floor at the top and bottom of the flight.
Our labor carries a one year guarantee, and the wood has the manufacturer's warranty. Our own employees build each staircase.



New hardwood treads are $60 each, including riser, nosing, stain and labor. Sanding and sealing your current flight costs $50 a step.
Yes, and we inspect the framing beneath it. Squeaks and loose steps are fixed before the new treads go on.
We stain samples against your hall floor so the flight blends in.
Straight flights follow the listed prices, while a curved run is measured and quoted at the house.
Yes, at $50 per step, which works well for secondary or cellar stairs.
A typical flight is one to two days, depending on how many steps it has.
Yes, book the stair estimate online and $250 comes off.
Our labor is covered for a year, and the wood has its own manufacturer warranty.