Treads, Risers and Nosing
Groceries carried up three flights, tenants moving furniture and wet boots in January. Staircases wear faster than any other part of the house, and oak lasts.
Groceries carried up three flights, tenants moving furniture and wet boots in January. Staircases wear faster than any other part of the house, and oak lasts.
Treads are cut and finished to order, then ship from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, with next-day delivery from Long Branch after you approve.
Rise and run are measured at the first visit, and stain samples are held next to the landing floor so the whole flight agrees.
Labor carries a one year guarantee and the wood has the maker warranty. Our own employees build every stair.



A new oak tread is $60 with the riser, nosing, stain and labor all included. Refinishing existing steps comes to $50 each.
Yes, and the framing gets inspected underneath. Wobbly or squeaking steps are secured before any new oak is placed.
We stain samples against your hall floor until it lines up. The flight is then finished to that shade.
Straight flights follow the listed prices, and curved sections are quoted after we measure.
Yes, at $50 per step, which suits basement or secondary stairs.
A standard flight takes one or two days, depending on the step count.
It does. Schedule the estimate on our site and $250 comes off.
Twelve months of labor coverage, with the lumber maker standing behind the wood.