Treads, Risers and Nosing
Stairs carry firewood, groceries and wet boots up and down every day. Solid oak treads outlast most alternatives.
Stairs carry firewood, groceries and wet boots up and down every day. Solid oak treads outlast most alternatives.
We cut and finish treads ahead of time and deliver from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ the next day once the order is settled.
Rise and run are measured on site, and stain samples are tried beside the floor at each landing so the colors agree.
Stair labor carries a one year guarantee, and the lumber has the maker warranty. Our employees build every flight.



Each oak tread we install costs $60, and the riser, nosing, stain and labor are inside that figure. Refinishing stairs that are already there runs $50 a step.
Yes, with the padding and tack strips too. Underneath, we see if refinishing is enough or if new treads are better.
We test both surfaces and check in daylight. Nothing is applied until the match satisfies you.
They can be done, but every piece is cut to fit and the price is set at the visit. A straight run is simply priced per step.
Yes, at $50 per step. It suits basement and utility flights best.
New treads on a normal flight take a day or two. Refinishing takes longer because each coat must dry.
Anyone who books through our website gets $250 off. Coming out to look is free regardless.
A year on labor, plus the maker warranty on the wood. Our people are licensed and insured, and they carry NWFA certification.