Treads, Risers and Nosing
Grocery bags, hockey gear and a kid taking two steps at a time wear stairs faster than anything else in a house. Oak treads hold up.
Grocery bags, hockey gear and a kid taking two steps at a time wear stairs faster than anything else in a house. Oak treads hold up.
The treads are milled and finished in our Long Branch, NJ warehouse, then next-day delivery from Long Branch brings them over after you confirm.
We measure every rise and run at the visit and set stain samples against the hall floor so the flight matches.
Stair labor is guaranteed for a year, with the manufacturer standing behind the wood. Our own employees build each flight.



Hardwood treads come to $60 each, with the riser, nosing, stain and labor. Stairs worth keeping are sanded and resealed at $50 per step.
Yes, and loose or squeaky steps are corrected before any new tread is fastened.
We test samples against the floor so both blend together.
Straight flights follow the listed price, while curves and winders are quoted on site.
It is, at $50 per step, and it suits utility stairs.
Most take a day or two, with step count deciding.
Yes, an estimate booked on our website is $250 lower.
Twelve months on labor, plus the maker's coverage on the wood.