Treads, Risers and Nosing
Stairs absorb more punishment than any other part of a house, from laundry runs to backpacks flying down in the morning. Solid oak treads last.
Stairs absorb more punishment than any other part of a house, from laundry runs to backpacks flying down in the morning. Solid oak treads last.
Treads are prepared at the warehouse in Long Branch, NJ; when you confirm, they arrive the next day from Long Branch.
Our opening visit includes measuring each rise and run plus stain samples, so you can see how treads will sit with the floors at the ends of the flight.
Labor carries a twelve month warranty from us, the lumber has the maker's, and our own employees build the staircase.



Hardwood treads are $60 apiece, covering the riser, nosing, stain and labor. Reworking a staircase you already own is $50 per step.
Yes, and we inspect the framing beneath. We deal with groans and wobbly treads before any new oak is fixed in place.
We hold stain samples against the hallway floor and keep adjusting until the stairs and floor agree.
The posted price applies to straight flights, and a winding section is priced after we measure it.
Yes, for $50 per step, and it makes sense for cellar or attic runs.
Most flights take one or two days, longer if the step count is high.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off.
The lumber maker covers the wood, and we cover our labor for twelve months.