Treads, Risers and Nosing
Bikes, strollers, laundry baskets and winter boots take a toll on steps that serve two households. Oak treads were made for that kind of wear.
Bikes, strollers, laundry baskets and winter boots take a toll on steps that serve two households. Oak treads were made for that kind of wear.
Parts are cut from stock in our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch gets them to the job without delay.
Each rise and run is measured at the first visit. Stain samples are held against your floor so the flight reads as one with the hall.
You have one year of our labor warranty, and the lumber carries its maker's warranty. Our payroll carpenters build every flight.



A new tread is $60 and includes riser, nosing, stain and labor. Refinishing a sound step is $50.
We stage the work so one route stays open when possible. Tell us your tenant's schedule at the visit.
Samples are tried against it, and the stain is adjusted until the two blend.
Yes, steep and narrow flights are common here. We measure each step individually.
They are, at $50 per step, and they suit basement or attic stairs.
A typical flight is one to two days, and we tell you which steps are usable overnight.
Booking the estimate through the website takes $250 off the stair quote as well.
A year of labor from our own employees, and the maker's warranty on the wood.