Treads, Risers and Nosing
Stairs absorb laundry loads, school backpacks and bare feet every day. Solid oak with a hard finish is the right match for that wear.
Stairs absorb laundry loads, school backpacks and bare feet every day. Solid oak with a hard finish is the right match for that wear.
Treads are cut to size from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, with next-day delivery from Long Branch once the order is placed.
We measure each rise and run by hand and compare stain samples to your landing floor, so the new treads look like they belong.
Workmanship is backed for one year and the wood by its maker. The people building your stairs are our own.



An oak tread is $60 and takes in the riser, nosing, stain and labor. Existing steps cost $50 each to refinish.
Sure. Once the carpet is off, the framing is inspected and any loose treads are secured before wood goes on.
We test samples on the hall boards, so the match is approved before work.
Straight runs follow our per step prices. A curved flight is quoted after we see it.
At $50 per step, it suits stairs used less often, such as to a basement.
A single flight usually takes a day or two, and we plan the work so the house stays usable.
It saves $250 on the project.
A year on labor from our staff, and the manufacturer's warranty on the wood.