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Stair Installation in Georgetown, MA

New Stair Treads, Risers and Nosing
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Treads, Risers and Nosing

Choose among red oak, white oak, hickory and maple for the tread wood. Treads measure an inch thick with a bullnose edge and a matching riser.

Tread Samples at Home

Tread samples arrive with the estimator. Laid next to the hall floor at the bottom of your stairs, the best wood becomes obvious.

Quiet, Solid Steps

We secure any wobbly step first. New treads are then fitted to the wall, glued and driven home.

One Year Stair Warranty

Licensed, insured, NWFA certified Brazil Floors employees build every flight, and their labor has a twelve-month warranty.

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Georgetown Stair Installation Crew

We rework stairs in capes beside Crane Pond, colonials in West Parish, ranches with lower levels and houses off Route 133. Carpet is stripped, loose steps are secured and new treads and risers go in, with staining done indoors.
Red oak treads with stained risers rising from a tile hall in a Georgetown cape, Brazil FloorsWhite oak treads with white painted risers in a Georgetown colonial, Brazil FloorsHoney oak steps turning at a landing in a Georgetown house, Brazil Floors
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Wood Stair Treads and Risers

A narrow cape stairway and a wide colonial one do not need the same wood or trim, so we advise you on each choice.

Red Oak Treads

A warm-stained red oak keeps company with the aged floors in Georgetown capes.

White Oak Treads

Pale straight grain stands out on white oak when a tall window lights the flight.

Hickory and Maple Treads

Hickory is the pick for a heavily used stair, and maple lifts a dim stairwell.

Painted or Wood Risers

White risers under natural-stained treads are a favorite among Georgetown owners.

Open Stairs and Return Ends

On the open side of a stair, return ends wrap the tread edge for a finished look.

Landing Treads

The top tread is leveled with the hall floor so the landing is flush.
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Georgetown Hardwood Services

The people who rebuild your stairs can also lay oak, vinyl or laminate, sand and stain the upstairs hallway and swap bad boards.
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Stairs Done in Days

Asking about step prices, carpet tear-off or how many days the stairs are blocked? Georgetown answers are below.
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What does a single new step cost?

Sixty dollars per tread, and that bundles the riser, nosing, stain and installation.

Will the crew strip my stair carpet?

Yes. We pull the carpet, pad, tack strips and staples, and we set the price at the free visit.

My wood steps look decent. Can they be redone?

If the wood is sound, refinishing at $50 per step is an option, stained to coordinate with nearby floors.

Are risers part of the offer?

They are. Stain them to match the treads, or paint them white for contrast.

Will the creaks stop?

In most cases. We tighten loose parts and glue and fasten the new treads, which usually silences them.

How is the open side finished?

With return ends, so the exposed edge looks complete.

Are laminate stairs possible?

Yes, at $50 per step for labor with a matching nose.

Is there a warranty?

You get a year on our labor and the manufacturer warranty on the product. Labor is paid as the crew arrives.

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Stair Contractors Nearby

Stair projects in Groveland, Boxford, West Newbury, Rowley and Haverhill carry the same price per step as Georgetown.
Stairs in Groveland receive new oak treads at $60 each, riser and stain included.
Boxford steps are sanded at $50 each and restained to coordinate with the hall.
A carpeted flight in West Newbury turns to hardwood after the covering comes out.
Rowley laminate steps run $50 each with a coordinated nose.
Haverhill houses with sagging treads gain solid new oak ones.
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