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Treads, Risers and Nosing
Treads come with a rounded bullnose edge in your choice of oak, maple or hickory, and we blend the stain so the stairs look at home between the floors above and below.
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Stair Installation in Leyden, MA
New Stair Treads, Risers and Nosing
We Bring the Store to Your Door — with Contractor Pricing
Free In-Home Estimates
Guaranteed Lowest Price — or We’ll Beat It
Next-Day Stair Install
Book online now to lock in your next-day appointment and $250 discount.
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Stair Installation Cost
New hardwood stair treads in Leyden cost $60 a step, wood and installation both included. Think there might be good oak under that old runner? Sanding and refinishing the existing steps is $50 each, counted on a free visit.
New Hardwood Stairs
Our price for a brand new tread is $60, rounded nose included, measured for your staircase and finished in the color you pick.
$60
/Step
What’s Included:
Tread, Riser and Nosing
Stained to Match on Site
Glued and Fastened Down
Laminate Stairs
Solid treads hiding under carpet? We bring them back for $50 apiece: old finish sanded away, stain if you want it, then a tough fresh seal on top.
$50
/Step
What’s Included:
Labor on Each Step
Matching Stair Nose
Flows Into Your Floor
Carpet to Hardwood Stairs
Stair carpet leaves staples, tack strips and glued pad scraps on every tread. We clear all of that away first, so the new steps sit flat and quiet.
$60
/Step
What’s Included:
Carpet and Tack Strips Out
Removal Priced at Estimate
New Oak Treads and Risers
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Tread Samples at Home
Short tread samples come with the estimator. Hold a couple against the hallway floor where the stairs begin, and picking the right one tends to take seconds.
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Quiet, Solid Steps
Squeaky steps are first fastened down with screws into the framing. Then we cut every new tread for the opening it fills and lock it down with glue and nails.
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One Year Stair Warranty
Licensed, insured, NWFA trained Brazil Floors employees build every staircase. If a step we put in starts creaking during its first year, we come fix it.
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Leyden Hardwood Stair Specialists
Some staircases rise straight from the front door, while others make a turn at a landing partway up. In homes off Brattleboro Road or out toward the Green River, we measure each riser, cut every tread for its own spot and fasten it with glue and nails, so the stairs feel solid when muddy boots come in from a long winter.
/ RED OAK, WHITE OAK, HICKORY AND MAPLE
Wood Stair Treads and Risers
Every staircase has its own personality. Before any saw starts, we pick the hardwood together, decide on white or wood toned risers, and plan trim for an open side.
Red Oak Treads
Red oak takes stain evenly, so new treads tie in nicely with narrow strip oak floors.
White Oak Treads
White oak has a tight, straight grain that gives an entry hall a clean, current look.
Hickory and Maple Treads
Hickory's lively grain hides scuffs from work boots, while pale, smooth maple brightens a dim stairwell.
Painted or Wood Risers
Crisp white risers never go out of style, or stained risers can give you a staircase that's all wood top to bottom.
Open Stairs and Return Ends
Where the stairs are open to the room along one edge, every tread end is capped with a mitered piece of matching wood.
Landing Treads
At the top, a landing nose piece sits even with the hallway floor and finishes off the last step cleanly.
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Landings, Hallways and Nearby Floors
Beautiful new stairs can make the floor at the top look tired. We can refinish the landing too, nail new hardwood in the hall, lay vinyl plank downstairs or float laminate in a bedroom.
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Stairs Done in Days
Hoping for oak stairs in a house along Greenfield Road or up by Frizzell Hill? Our estimator will bring sample treads to try right on your steps; ring 508-306-4190.
Get your Free In-Home EstimateHow are new treads priced?
Every new tread we supply and install costs $60. Refinishing the ones you already have is $50 per step. Count the steps and multiply for a quick estimate.
Can my old treads be saved?
Lift the carpet on the top step and look. Solid hardwood without deep splits is usually a good refinishing candidate. Plywood or chipped composite treads should be replaced.
Can the family get upstairs while you work?
Yes, carefully. When refinishing, we may sand and finish alternating steps, letting everyone climb over the wet ones until the rest are done.
Will the stairs match my landing?
Yes. Stain gets mixed on spare offcuts held up to the landing and tweaked until the color lines up, then that same mix goes on every tread.
Will new treads make a step taller?
Slightly, so we measure carefully and shim or trim the first and last steps where needed. Rises that stay equal keep the staircase safe and easy to climb.
What kind of finish goes on stairs?
A hard wearing finish built for heavy foot traffic. Satin is a favorite on stairs since it hides scuffs and isn't as slick as high gloss.
When are stair projects paid for?
With new treads, our crew collects labor the morning we begin. Refinishing: we collect fifty percent once sanding begins, and the remainder after the top step is sealed and dry.
Do you warranty stair installations?
Yes. Until a year has passed since we wrapped up, if one of our treads starts squeaking or shifts, phone the office and we'll get it tightened up for free.
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Stair Contractors Nearby
Bernardston, Gill, Colrain, Greenfield and Shelburne staircases are priced per step at our standard rates, with treads leaving Coventry the next day.
Near Poet's Seat Tower, solid steps go in at $60 apiece, scribed to fit and stained the shade you want.
Below West Mountain, carpeted stairs become solid oak that sweeps clean in no time.
Near Catamount State Forest, new oak treads paired with crisp painted risers lighten up older stairways.
By the Bridge of Flowers, good treads you already own get sanded and resealed at $50 apiece, stain if you like.
Near the French King Bridge, creaky steps get screwed down tight first, then covered with new oak treads.
