Treads, Risers and Nosing
Backpacks, laundry baskets and a dozen trips each day put more wear on stairs than any floor. Solid oak treads outlast that traffic.
Backpacks, laundry baskets and a dozen trips each day put more wear on stairs than any floor. Solid oak treads outlast that traffic.
Treads are cut and finished to order at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch brings them once your order is set.
Every rise and run is measured at the visit, and stain samples come along so the treads match the floor above and below.
The labor is covered for a year, and the wood has its manufacturer warranty. Carpenters from our own payroll build each staircase.



A new hardwood tread is $60 and takes in the riser, nosing, stain and labor, while refinishing a step you own costs $50.
Yes, and we inspect the framing beneath it. Loose or squeaking steps are fixed before new treads go in.
We stain samples against your hallway boards so the staircase blends with the floor.
Straight runs use the listed rates, but anything curved is priced after we see it.
Yes, for $50 per step, which suits basement or back flights.
One flight usually takes one to two days, depending on the step count.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off.
Labor is guaranteed for a year, with the wood protected by its maker.