Treads, Risers and Nosing
Chore boots going up, laundry coming down and a hound racing to the bedroom at night punish a staircase more than any other part of an old house. Oak treads take it.
Chore boots going up, laundry coming down and a hound racing to the bedroom at night punish a staircase more than any other part of an old house. Oak treads take it.
Our Long Branch, NJ warehouse cuts and finishes the treads, and next-day delivery from Long Branch gets them to your door once the order is placed.
At the visit we measure every rise and run and set stain samples against the upstairs hall, so the new steps blend into the boards at both ends.
Labor on a staircase is warranted for twelve months, with the lumber under its maker's coverage. Employees of ours build each flight.



Hardwood treads are $60 apiece, covering riser, nosing, stain and labor. Existing stairs in good shape can be sanded and sealed at $50 per step.
Yes, and we look over the framing as soon as it is bare. Creaks and wobbly steps are corrected before any new wood is nailed.
We test stain on your existing boards until the shade lines up. The new flight then reads as part of the same floor.
Straight runs follow the posted rate. Turns and winders are measured and quoted at the house.
It does, for $50 per step, and it suits rear and cellar flights best.
A normal flight takes one to two days. Longer staircases with many steps can run a bit past that.
Yes. Anyone who books the visit on our website gets $250 off.
One year on labor, with the lumber maker's warranty on the wood itself.