Treads, Risers and Nosing
Laundry baskets, muddy boots and family at the door wear stairs harder than any other part of a country house. Solid oak holds up.
Laundry baskets, muddy boots and family at the door wear stairs harder than any other part of a country house. Solid oak holds up.
Treads are cut and finished with stock from our Long Branch, NJ warehouse, and next-day delivery from Long Branch brings them to your door.
Every rise and run is measured at the visit, and stain samples come with us so the new steps match the floor above and below.
Labor carries a one year warranty and the lumber keeps its manufacturer coverage. Our own employees build each flight.



A new hardwood tread costs $60, with riser, nosing, stain and labor part of the price. Refinishing existing stairs is $50 per step.
Yes, and we examine the framing underneath. We fix loose steps and squeaks before the new treads go on.
Stain samples go against your hall floor, and the flight ends up blending with it.
Straight flights are priced as listed, and curved ones are quoted on site.
Yes, at $50 per step, which fits attic or basement flights well.
Most flights are done in one or two days, based on how many steps there are.
Yes, $250 off the estimate booked online.
Labor carries one year of coverage, and the wood keeps its manufacturer warranty.