Treads, Risers and Nosing
Steep farmhouse stairs wear first at the nosing, so we replace split treads and tighten any that complain under a boot.
Steep farmhouse stairs wear first at the nosing, so we replace split treads and tighten any that complain under a boot.
Oak treads are cut for each opening, since no two steps in a two hundred year old Mansfield house share one width.
The estimator tallies the steps, looks over the stringers and sets tread samples down in your hall so you judge color by the light you really have.
Stair work is guaranteed for twelve months and done by licensed, insured people with NWFA training. Pay when work begins.



One new oak tread is $60 installed. Refinishing the steps you have is $50 each.
Yes. We stain a trial piece of your oak and check it against the hall before a single step is touched.
Most straight flights take a day or two, and footwear stays off for one more day. Winders and landings take longer.
Yes, at $50 for each step, with matching plank nosing. It suits rental apartments well.
Usually in halves, so you may rely on a back stair or side door for a day.
Often yes. We fasten loose treads to the stringers and glue the risers, with a refinish if you like.
Labor payment is due as the team arrives and starts. Material is paid on delivery.
Our workmanship is covered for a year, and the mill's warranty protects the lumber. Everyone here is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.