Treads, Risers and Nosing
Muddy riding boots in the back hall and laundry trips wear stairs faster than any other part of the house, even for a estate home out toward Bernards Township. Solid oak treads hold up.
Muddy riding boots in the back hall and laundry trips wear stairs faster than any other part of the house, even for a estate home out toward Bernards Township. Solid oak treads hold up.
Treads are cut and finished from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch follows once your order is set for any estate home in Far Hills.
We measure every rise and run at the Far Hills visit and bring stain samples, so the treads match the floor at the top and bottom.
We cover labor for one year, and the wood carries the manufacturer warranty, as it is on every Far Hills job. Our own employees build every staircase.



New hardwood treads are $60 each with riser, nosing, stain and labor, on jobs between Peapack and Gladstone and Far Hills. Refinishing existing stairs is $50 per step, even for a estate home out toward Bridgewater Township.
Yes, and we check the framing underneath for any farmhouse in Far Hills. Squeaks and loose steps get fixed before new treads go on for any stone manor in Far Hills.
We stain samples against your hallway floor in Far Hills so the flight blends in.
Standard straight flights are priced as listed, and curved sections are quoted on site, from Moorland Farm out to Bridgewater Township.
Yes, at $50 per step, which suits secondary or basement stairs, including homes near Moorland Farm.
A typical flight takes one to two days, depending on the step count, the same as on every Far Hills job.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off the stair estimate, on jobs between Peapack and Gladstone and Far Hills.
One year on labor, plus the manufacturer warranty on the wood for any farmhouse in Far Hills.