Treads, Risers and Nosing
Carpet, tack strips and staples come off, the stringers are checked for movement and any loose step gets screwed tight before new oak goes on.
Carpet, tack strips and staples come off, the stringers are checked for movement and any loose step gets screwed tight before new oak goes on.
The carpenters building your stairs are on our payroll, licensed, insured and NWFA trained. No outside carpenter touches a Killingly staircase.
Each tread is measured on its own because old Killingly staircases are seldom square. Treads are cut to each step, not to one template.
Twelve months of labor warranty on every tread and riser, from the day the stairs reopen.



New oak treads and risers are $60 a step installed. Sanding existing oak or laying laminate treads is $50 a step.
Yes, that is most of our Killingly stair work. The carpet, pad and staples are stripped and solid oak takes their place.
A straight run of fifteen steps is usually done in one day, and the finish cures overnight. Plan to sleep where you can stay up or down.
We use the same stain and finish on treads and floor, so the color runs straight up.
Yes. Each tread is measured and cut on its own, which handles the out of square stairs in Danielson's older houses.
We fit treads and risers on open stairs and reinstall your balusters. New railings are quoted separately.
Brazil Floors carpenters, each licensed, insured and NWFA trained. Killingly stairs are never subcontracted.
A full year on labor, counted from the day the stairs reopen.