Treads, Risers and Nosing
Work boots, loaded laundry baskets and a century of footsteps wear a stair harder than any floor. Oak treads outlast the carpet they replace.
Work boots, loaded laundry baskets and a century of footsteps wear a stair harder than any floor. Oak treads outlast the carpet they replace.
The Long Branch, NJ warehouse cuts and finishes each tread, and next-day delivery from Long Branch brings them out once the order is locked.
We take the rise and run of every step, and a spare tread gets stained so the flight blends into the floor at both ends.
Workmanship is warranted for a year, the lumber maker adds a warranty on the wood, and Brazil Floors employees build the staircase.



An oak tread is $60 and arrives with riser, nosing, stain and labor. Resurfacing the steps already in place by sanding and sealing runs $50 per riser.
We take it up along with the staples, then inspect the framing. Weak or noisy steps are secured before oak is installed.
A trial tread is stained against the hall boards and judged in your own light.
Straight flights follow the posted rates, while curves are priced at the visit.
Laminate steps are possible at $50 apiece, mostly for basement and utility flights.
One or two, depending on step count.
Website reservations of the estimate come with $250 off.
Twelve months on labor and the lumber maker's coverage on the wood.