Treads, Risers and Nosing
Wet boots, bags of feed and a family hauling firewood climb the same stairs daily, and soft pine treads wear to a dip. Oak holds its shape.
Wet boots, bags of feed and a family hauling firewood climb the same stairs daily, and soft pine treads wear to a dip. Oak holds its shape.
Stair parts are prepared at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch starts the clock on your project.
Each rise and run is measured before a cut is made, and stain samples are matched against the floor at the top and bottom.
One year of labor coverage is yours, and the lumber has its manufacturer warranty. Our own payroll carpenters build the stairs.



Each tread is $60, covering riser, nosing, stain and labor. Refinishing steps you keep is $50 each.
Sagging means thin wood, so replacement is the sound choice. We check each tread at the visit.
We test stain samples against it and adjust until they agree.
Straight flights follow our listed prices, and winding sections are priced at your house.
Yes, at $50 per step, mostly for cellar and attic flights.
Usually one or two days for a typical flight.
Yes, $250 comes off the estimate.
A year covers our labor, and the lumber keeps its manufacturer's warranty.