Treads, Risers and Nosing
Every trip with laundry baskets, firewood and groceries lands on the stairs first. Solid oak treads take the pounding better than carpet.
Every trip with laundry baskets, firewood and groceries lands on the stairs first. Solid oak treads take the pounding better than carpet.
We cut and finish treads using material from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch follows once the order is confirmed.
Each rise and run is measured on the visit, and stain samples come along, so the new treads line up with the floor at the top and the bottom.
Labor is covered for one year and the lumber carries the maker's warranty. Staircases are built by our employees, never subcontractors.



Each hardwood tread is $60, and that number folds in the riser, nosing, stain and labor. A staircase that only needs refinishing costs $50 per step.
Yes, and we inspect the framing under it. Loose steps and squeaks are corrected before new treads are fastened.
Samples are stained against your upstairs floor so the color carries up the flight.
Straight flights follow the listed prices, while curved sections are quoted when we see them.
It can, at $50 per step, which suits secondary or cellar stairs well.
Most flights are done in a day or two, and a long run with a landing sits at the upper end.
The estimate booked on the website takes $250 off.
Labor carries one year, and the wood has the manufacturer warranty.