Treads, Risers and Nosing
Stairs take more wear than any other part of a house, from school backpacks to laundry baskets. Solid oak treads hold up to it.
Stairs take more wear than any other part of a house, from school backpacks to laundry baskets. Solid oak treads hold up to it.
Treads are cut and finished at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and delivered the next day from Long Branch once the order is set.
Rise and run are measured on the first visit, and stain samples ride along so the hall floor at both ends of the flight matches the new wood.
Twelve months of labor coverage apply to the staircase, and the lumber keeps the mill warranty. Brazil Floors staff, not outside hires, do the building.



A hardwood tread runs $60, covering the riser, nosing, stain and the work of fitting it. Refinishing steps you already have runs $50 per step.
Yes, and we look at the framing underneath it. Anything loose or noisy gets secured ahead of the new oak.
We hold stain samples against your hall boards until the flight and the floor agree.
Straight runs follow the posted prices, while a curve needs a look at the house before we quote.
It is, for $50 per step, and it suits attic and basement runs.
Count on one to two days for an ordinary flight, longer for a long run.
You can, because reserving the estimate on the web removes $250.
Labor for twelve months, along with the wood maker coverage.