Treads, Risers and Nosing
Armloads of kindling, wet boots from the dock and a house full of guests climb a staircase all season. Solid oak outlasts carpet.
Armloads of kindling, wet boots from the dock and a house full of guests climb a staircase all season. Solid oak outlasts carpet.
Treads are cut and finished ahead of time, stored in Long Branch, NJ and brought up the next day.
Each rise and run is measured on site, and stain samples sit beside your landing floor so the whole flight agrees with it.
Labor is warranted for one year, and the lumber maker adds its own coverage. Our own employees build the flight.



Setting one oak tread costs $60, and the figure covers riser, nosing, stain and the work itself. Sanding and sealing a step already there is $50.
We do, and the stringers get a close look afterward. Anything loose or noisy is secured before new treads arrive.
Stain trials are held beside your hall boards until they agree.
Straight flights follow the listed rates. Curved runs are quoted on site.
Yes, at $50 per step.
One to two days for a normal flight.
A $250 reduction applies.
A full year covers our work, and the lumber maker backs the wood itself.