Treads, Risers and Nosing
Backpacks thumping down in the morning, laundry baskets and heavy boots make stairs the hardest working part of a house. Oak treads outlast most surfaces.
Backpacks thumping down in the morning, laundry baskets and heavy boots make stairs the hardest working part of a house. Oak treads outlast most surfaces.
Treads are prepared at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, with next-day delivery from Long Branch once the order is set.
At the visit we measure every rise and run and place stain samples next to your landing floor, so each tread matches what it connects to.
Labor on stairs carries one year, and the wood has its manufacturer warranty. Staff on our payroll build every flight.



Oak treads are $60 each, and that figure takes in the riser, nosing, stain and labor. Existing steps can be refinished at $50 per step.
Yes, and we inspect the stringers and risers beneath. Loose parts and squeaks are fixed before treads go on.
We test stain on a sample board beside your floor until it blends.
Straight flights follow the listed prices, and curves are quoted at the house.
They can, at $50 per step, and it suits stairs that see lighter use.
One flight is normally done in a day or two, depending on how many steps it has.
Booking it online takes $250 off.
Twelve months on our labor and the wood maker's own warranty besides.