Treads, Risers and Nosing
A grand staircase is the first thing guests see and the busiest route in the house. Oak under a hard finish holds its looks.
A grand staircase is the first thing guests see and the busiest route in the house. Oak under a hard finish holds its looks.
Treads are milled and finished from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and arrive through next-day delivery from Long Branch.
Every riser and run is measured by hand, and stain samples are tested beside your hall floor so the treads blend with it.
Twelve months of coverage on workmanship, the lumber's own warranty, and builders who are all on our payroll.



A set of oak treads is $60 each with riser, nosing, stain and labor included. Redoing the finish on steps you keep is $50 each.
Yes. The carpet and pad come off, the framing is inspected, and loose parts are secured before the new treads go on.
Samples go on the hallway boards and a spare tread, and you sign off on the shade in your own light.
Those involve custom details, so they are priced after a visit rather than from the standard schedule.
It is, at $50 per step, and it suits stairs used for storage or laundry.
A standard flight takes a day or two, and we plan so you can still reach the upper floor at night.
The online reservation trims $250 from the total.
Twelve months on labor from our crew, with the lumber maker supplying its own warranty.