Treads, Risers and Nosing
Stairs take more pounding than any floor in the house: laundry baskets, school bags, work boots. Solid oak treads outlast carpet by decades.
Stairs take more pounding than any floor in the house: laundry baskets, school bags, work boots. Solid oak treads outlast carpet by decades.
Treads are cut and finished to order at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch brings them once the order is placed.
We measure every rise and run in person and bring stain samples, so treads blend with the floor on both landings.
Labor is under warranty for a year, and the wood has the maker coverage. Each staircase is built by our own staff.



Each oak tread is $60 with its riser, nosing, stain and the labor to set them. If the flight you own is sound, sanding and sealing it runs $50 per step.
Yes, and we check the framing under it. Any squeak or loose step is fixed before the new treads are fastened.
We stain samples against the hall oak until the colors agree.
Straight runs use the posted rates, and anything with a curve gets priced after we see it.
It is, at $50 per step, and it works best on secondary stairs like the basement.
Count on a day or two for a regular flight, longer with a lot of steps.
It does. Folsom homeowners who pick a time for the stair estimate online get $250 off the work.
Our labor has a year of cover, with the lumber maker covering the material.