Treads, Risers and Nosing
Firewood armloads, groceries and a family of five cross a staircase more than any other part of the house. Oak treads cope with that load.
Firewood armloads, groceries and a family of five cross a staircase more than any other part of the house. Oak treads cope with that load.
Treads are cut and finished ahead of time, held at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ and brought to you next day.
Each rise and run gets measured at the visit, and stain samples sit against your hallway floor so the treads and boards agree.
Labor is warranted for one year, and the wood has its manufacturer coverage. Our payroll crew builds each staircase.



A single new oak tread costs $60 with the riser, nosing, stain and labor folded in. Sanding and sealing an existing step costs $50.
Yes, and the framing gets inspected as the pad comes off. Loose treads are secured and creaks silenced before the oak goes on.
Samples go beside your hall boards until the tone is right.
Straight flights use the listed rates. Curved or winding runs are quoted at the visit.
It is, priced at $50 per step, and it makes sense for back stairs and cellar runs.
Plan on a day or two for a typical flight, longer if the staircase has many steps.
It does, $250 off the estimate.
A year on labor, with the manufacturer covering the lumber.