Treads, Risers and Nosing
Stairs get the heaviest daily traffic in any house, from train schedule sprints to loaded laundry baskets. Solid oak treads last for decades.
Stairs get the heaviest daily traffic in any house, from train schedule sprints to loaded laundry baskets. Solid oak treads last for decades.
Finished treads originate at our Long Branch, NJ warehouse and travel to Dunellen the day after you confirm.
We measure every rise and run on the first visit and try stains next to your hall floor, which keeps the flight consistent from top to bottom.
Twelve months of workmanship cover come with the job, the lumber maker adds its own, and Brazil Floors employees do all the building.



An oak tread is $60 including riser, nosing, stain and labor, and your existing steps can be resurfaced at $50 each.
Yes, along with the staples, and then we inspect the framing. Weak spots are secured before oak goes down.
A trial tread is stained next to your floor so you judge the match yourself.
Straight flights follow the listed rates. Anything curved is priced at the visit.
It can, for $50 a step, and it suits cellar or utility flights.
Expect a day or two for most flights, longer with many steps.
Yes, $250 comes off the estimate.
We guarantee our own labor for twelve months, and the lumber maker guarantees the boards.