Treads, Risers and Nosing
A school backpack hurled upstairs, laundry piles and a dog who takes every step at a sprint. Oak treads wear slowly under all of it.
A school backpack hurled upstairs, laundry piles and a dog who takes every step at a sprint. Oak treads wear slowly under all of it.
Treads are prepared and finished from stock at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, then delivered next day once your order is confirmed.
Each rise and run is measured at the visit, and stain samples are matched against the floor at the top and bottom of the flight.
Our labor is covered for twelve months, and the lumber comes with its own manufacturer warranty. Our employees build the staircase themselves.



New oak treads with riser, nosing, stain and labor are $60 each. Refinishing a flight that is already solid is $50 per step.
It varies by house, and we peel back a corner at the visit to find out. If the treads are sound, refinishing may be enough.
Samples go against your floor so the stain at the bottom step blends into the hall.
Usually. We fasten loose treads to the stringers and add blocking where gaps show.
It is, for $50 a step, and it works best on back or basement flights.
One flight normally takes a day or two. We schedule so you can still get between floors in the evening.
Yes. Booking the estimate through our website reduces the job by $250.
One year on labor from our employees, plus the wood maker's coverage.