Treads, Risers and Nosing
Grocery bags, laundry loads and a stream of neighbors in a multi family building punish stairs harder than any other part of the house. Solid oak treads keep their shape.
Grocery bags, laundry loads and a stream of neighbors in a multi family building punish stairs harder than any other part of the house. Solid oak treads keep their shape.
Our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, cuts and finishes the treads, and next-day delivery from Long Branch follows once you confirm the order.
Each rise and run gets measured during the visit and stain samples are tried, so the new treads blend with the floor at the top and the bottom.
Workmanship is warranted for a year, and the lumber keeps its mill coverage. Employees on our payroll build each staircase.



One new hardwood tread comes to $60, and riser, nosing, stain and labor are all part of it. Refinishing steps already in place is $50 each.
We will, and the framing gets inspected as soon as it is bare. Loose or noisy steps are repaired before oak is installed.
Samples are held up to your hallway boards until the flight reads as one with them.
Straight flights use the posted rates; a curved section is priced once we see it.
They could, at $50 per step, a good fit for a flight that sees light traffic.
Count on a day or two for a flight, depending on how many steps it has.
It does, because an estimate booked online is $250 lower.
Labor is covered for a full year, and the mill backs the lumber.