Treads, Risers and Nosing
Armloads of firewood going up and winter boots coming down punish a stair more than any other part of a house. Solid oak treads hold their shape through it.
Armloads of firewood going up and winter boots coming down punish a stair more than any other part of a house. Solid oak treads hold their shape through it.
Our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, cuts and finishes the treads, and next-day delivery from Long Branch follows when you confirm the order.
During the visit we measure each rise and run and try stain samples, so the new treads blend with the flooring at the top and the bottom.
Workmanship is covered for twelve months and the lumber has the mill warranty. Staff on our payroll build every staircase.



The price of one new hardwood tread is $60, riser, nosing, stain and labor all counted. Refinishing steps you have is $50 each.
We will, and the framing gets a close look once it is bare. Anything loose or squeaky is repaired before oak goes on.
Samples are held against your landing floor until the flight reads as one with it.
Straight runs follow the posted rates, while curved sections are priced at your house.
It could, at $50 per step, a fair match for a flight with light traffic.
Plan on a day or two per flight, depending on the step count.
It does, since an estimate booked through the website is $250 lower.
Twelve months on labor, with the lumber maker covering the wood.