Treads, Risers and Nosing
By Flushing Town Hall, compare two suitable materials.
By Flushing Town Hall, compare two suitable materials.
By a sheltered entry alcove, choose a sample under daylight.
By Flushing Town Hall, record the narrowest doorway.
By a short elevator cabin, keep the care instructions handy.



The listing shows $60 per step for new oak treads. The estimate spells out risers, nosing, finish and any repair work.
The listing shows $50 per step for tread refinishing. We inspect the wood and confirm the scope before work begins.
We check the source of movement first. A loose or damaged support may need repair before a new surface can go on.
Bring a piece of the flooring or its finish sample. We compare wood grain, color and the height of the nosing.
Changing the thickness of a tread or landing can affect step height. We account for those changes when planning the work.
We inspect the skirt and the edges of the treads. The condition of the trim helps determine what can stay.
Tell us which rooms need access. We plan around the work sequence and the finish manufacturer's traffic guidance.
Include the full run, top landing and underside where accessible. Close-ups of creaks, cracks or prior patches are helpful.