Treads, Risers and Nosing
Laundry baskets, school bags and winter boots hit stairs harder than any other part of the house. Solid oak treads stand up to the punishment.
Laundry baskets, school bags and winter boots hit stairs harder than any other part of the house. Solid oak treads stand up to the punishment.
Treads are cut and finished from material staged at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, then delivered the next day from Long Branch.
Every rise and run gets measured on site, and stain samples go on a scrap tread so the stairs match the hall boards at the top and bottom.
Our labor carries a one-year guarantee and the wood comes with the maker's warranty. Employees on our payroll, not subcontractors, build each staircase.



Hardwood treads are $60 each, with riser, nosing, stain and labor wrapped in. Sanding and sealing steps that are still sturdy is $50 apiece.
We do, and we examine the framing once it is bare. Squeaks and wobbly steps are corrected before the new wood is set.
We test stains against the hall floor until the two read the same.
Straight runs follow the prices above, while curves are quoted at the visit.
Yes, at $50 per step, best for basement or attic flights.
A straight flight is normally done in a day or two.
Booking on the website removes $250.
A year on labor from our crew, and the maker's warranty on the lumber.