Treads, Risers and Nosing
Treads come in red oak, white oak, hickory or maple, and each is one inch thick, 11 1/2 inches deep and comes with a rounded nose and riser.
Treads come in red oak, white oak, hickory or maple, and each is one inch thick, 11 1/2 inches deep and comes with a rounded nose and riser.
Tread samples come with the estimator. Hold them at the foot of the staircase next to your floor and the right wood becomes obvious.
A wobbly stair is secured first. Then the installer scribes each new tread to the stringer, glues it and fastens it for good.
Licensed, insured and NWFA certified installers build every staircase, and their labor carries a one-year warranty.



Each hardwood tread is $60 and includes the tread, riser, nosing, stain and labor. A stair with fourteen steps is simply fourteen times that.
Yes, at $50 per step. It suits treads that are structurally sound and only look tired.
Red oak and white oak are the most common, hickory is harder, and maple is smooth and light. We hold samples against your floor so you can judge.
We take it off with the pad and fasteners. Removal is quoted at the free in-home estimate.
Always, before new treads go on. A tight base keeps the new wood quiet.
Yes, laminate on stairs costs $50 a step in labor, with a nosing that matches the planks.
We color-match to your existing floor on a sample tread first. You approve it before we stain the rest.
One year on our labor, and the wood has the manufacturer's coverage. Our own installers are licensed, insured and certified by the NWFA.