Treads, Risers and Nosing
Every trip between levels in a split level crosses a stair, and carpet on those runs wears through fast. Solid oak keeps its shape.
Every trip between levels in a split level crosses a stair, and carpet on those runs wears through fast. Solid oak keeps its shape.
Stock for your treads is pulled in Long Branch, NJ, then sent over by next-day delivery from Long Branch once you order.
Rise and run get measured in person, and stain samples are matched to the floor at the top and the bottom of each flight.
You receive twelve months of labor coverage and the lumber maker warranty. Our own people build the flights, with no outside contractor.



Each new hardwood tread is $60 with its riser, nosing, stain and labor included. Resurfacing a step that is still sound is $50.
Yes, and with the stairs bare we inspect the framing. Wobbly or noisy steps are secured first.
We stain test pieces beside it and keep adjusting until the two look related.
Straight runs follow the listed rates, and curves are quoted at the visit.
Yes, at $50 per step, best for basement stairs.
Typically a day or two, depending on step count.
Booking through our website removes $250 from the estimate.
Twelve months on labor, and the lumber maker warranty on the wood.