Treads, Risers and Nosing
Laundry baskets, school bags and grocery runs go up and down the same flight all day. Carpet gives out in a few years, while oak treads last for decades.
Laundry baskets, school bags and grocery runs go up and down the same flight all day. Carpet gives out in a few years, while oak treads last for decades.
Our Long Branch, NJ warehouse cuts and finishes the treads, and next-day delivery from Long Branch brings them to your house after the order is confirmed.
Rise and run are measured at the first visit, and a stained sample tread shows how the new flight will sit next to the floors at both ends.
We stand behind our labor for twelve months, and the lumber keeps its own warranty. Staff on our payroll build every flight.



A hardwood tread is priced at $60, and the riser, nosing, stain and labor ride along with it. The staircase you already own can be refinished at $50 for each step.
Yes, and the framing below gets inspected. Anything loose or squeaky is fixed before the new treads go on.
We try stained samples against the hallway boards until the flight looks like part of the floor.
Straight flights follow the posted rates. Winding sections are quoted at the house.
Yes, at $50 per step, a good fit for basement runs.
Plan on one to two days for a typical flight, depending on the number of steps.
Yes, an online booking deducts $250 from the estimate.
Yes, one year on labor and the manufacturer warranty on the lumber.