Treads, Risers and Nosing
The stair proposal identifies treads, risers and nosing, including exposed ends and landings. Each opening is measured before those components are selected.
The stair proposal identifies treads, risers and nosing, including exposed ends and landings. Each opening is measured before those components are selected.
Compare tread samples against your landing and hallway floor at home. Wood species and age can affect the match, even when the same stain is used.
We assess loose parts and the supporting structure before fitting new surfaces. Tightening suitable connections may reduce movement, but new treads do not resolve every structural issue.
The written workmanship warranty covers the agreed installation for one year. Maintenance and product terms are reviewed with the completed scope.



We can assess the staircase for tread work. Existing dimensions, support and access determine what can be installed and whether additional specialist work is needed.
We compare species and sample finishes. New wood may retain visible differences from an aged floor, so an exact match cannot be guaranteed.
No. Noise may come from several connections or the underlying structure. Its cause should be assessed rather than concealed under a new surface.
The written quote will state which treads, risers, edge components and finish work are included. Open ends and landings may need separate details.
Sometimes. Its thickness, condition and previous treatments determine whether refinishing is suitable.
Removal can be discussed in the scope. Once the carpet is lifted, any previously hidden damage needs assessment before the finish work continues.
Use depends on the finish instructions and work plan. Arrange access between levels before starting rather than assuming the flight will remain open.
This page concerns tread, riser and finish work. Structural changes require separate evaluation and an appropriate scope; they are not implied by a tread quotation.