Treads, Risers and Nosing
No room is walked harder than the stairs, with backpacks, laundry loads and a steady stream of shoes. Oak treads outlast carpet by many years.
No room is walked harder than the stairs, with backpacks, laundry loads and a steady stream of shoes. Oak treads outlast carpet by many years.
The warehouse in Long Branch, NJ mills and finishes the treads, then ships them the next day after you confirm.
We measure every rise and run and stain a trial tread, so the flight and the hall floor share a color top and bottom.
Labor is warranted for twelve months, the lumber maker covers the wood, and Brazil Floors employees build each flight.



Each oak tread is $60 with riser, nosing, stain and labor, and your existing steps can be sanded and sealed at $50 apiece.
It does, and we look at the framing while it is open. Any tread that moves is fastened down before oak is placed.
We color a spare tread beside your hall floor, then you look at it in the room's own light.
Straight stairs follow the posted rates, and curves are quoted one by one.
Yes, for $50 a step, and it works best on stairs that are seldom seen.
Plan on one or two, based on the step count.
The website reservation brings $250 off.
We stand behind labor for twelve months, and the lumber mill stands behind the wood.