Treads, Risers and Nosing
Backpacks flying down at 7:30, laundry hauled up and a dog on every landing. Stairs take more punishment than any other part of a house, and oak treads cope.
Backpacks flying down at 7:30, laundry hauled up and a dog on every landing. Stairs take more punishment than any other part of a house, and oak treads cope.
Our Long Branch, NJ warehouse cuts and finishes the treads, and they reach Glen Rock by next-day delivery from Long Branch after you order.
We measure every rise and run at the visit and bring stain samples, so the treads suit the floor at the top and the bottom.
Labor on the staircase is covered for twelve months, with the lumber maker warranting the wood. Payroll employees of ours do the building.



New hardwood treads are $60 each including riser, nosing, stain and labor. Refinishing existing stairs is $50 per step.
Yes, and we check the framing underneath. Loose treads and squeaks are corrected before the new ones go on.
We stain samples against your hallway until the flight blends in.
A plain straight run uses the posted price; curves and winders get a number once we see them.
It is possible for $50 per step, a good match for a cellar or rear stair.
Most single flights take a day or two, depending on how many steps there are.
The estimate booked online takes $250 off.
Labor is covered for twelve months and the lumber has the maker's coverage.