Treads, Risers and Nosing
A split level has more stairs than most houses, and every one carries groceries, laundry and cleats. Carpet gives out years before oak does.
A split level has more stairs than most houses, and every one carries groceries, laundry and cleats. Carpet gives out years before oak does.
Treads are prepared for your stairs and travel from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ with next-day delivery from Long Branch.
Every rise and run is measured and a stain sample is held next to the floors at the top and bottom of the flight.
Labor is warranted for one year and the lumber has the maker's coverage. Employees of ours build every staircase.



The price is $60 for each new hardwood tread, riser and nosing and stain and labor all in. Reworking existing steps is $50 apiece.
Yes, and the framing gets a check afterward. Loose steps and squeaks get fixed before the new wood goes on.
We test samples against your hall floor until they agree.
Our listed prices fit straight flights; anything curved is priced once we see it.
Yes, at $50 per step, and it suits basement flights.
Usually one to two days, depending on how many steps.
Yes, the estimate is reduced by $250.
Twelve months on labor, plus the lumber maker's coverage.