Treads, Risers and Nosing
Stairs take more punishment than any room, from laundry baskets to winter boots. Solid oak treads with a hard finish shrug it off for decades.
Stairs take more punishment than any room, from laundry baskets to winter boots. Solid oak treads with a hard finish shrug it off for decades.
Treads are cut and finished from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, then next-day delivery from Long Branch brings them to the job.
Each rise and run is measured by hand, and stain samples are tried beside your landing floor so the treads blend with it.
You get one year on our labor and the wood's own warranty. Staff on our payroll build the stairs themselves.



Oak treads are $60 apiece, covering riser, nosing, stain and labor. A flight you already have can be sanded and sealed for $50 per step.
We replace the treads and risers on the existing stringers and keep the rise as it is unless code needs a change. Anything beyond that is quoted on site.
Absolutely, and the framing below gets inspected. Loose steps and creaks are fixed before new wood goes on.
We test samples on the hall boards and on a spare tread. You approve the color in your own light.
We do, at $50 per step. It works well on stairs used mostly for laundry or storage.
Straight flights follow the listed prices, while curved or winding parts are priced after we see them.
One flight usually takes a day or two depending on the step count. We schedule so you always have a way up.
Online booking takes $250 off, and our labor carries a one year warranty with the manufacturer covering the wood.