Treads, Risers and Nosing
Wet feet, grocery runs and kids racing toward the sand wear a staircase faster than any other spot in the house. Solid oak treads take the punishment.
Wet feet, grocery runs and kids racing toward the sand wear a staircase faster than any other spot in the house. Solid oak treads take the punishment.
Treads are milled and finished at our Long Branch, NJ warehouse, and next-day delivery from Long Branch brings them once you sign off on the order.
At the visit we measure each rise and run, then lay stain samples against your hall floor so the steps agree with what is above and below.
Labor is warranted for twelve months, with the lumber maker covering the wood itself. Our own employees build every flight.



Each oak tread is $60 with the riser, nosing, stain and labor wrapped in. Existing steps can be sanded and resealed at $50 apiece.
Yes, and the framing gets a close look once it is bare. Loose or creaking steps are secured before any oak goes on.
Stain samples are tried beside your hall floor until the two tones agree.
Straight runs follow the posted rates, and curved sections are priced at your house.
They can, at $50 per step, which suits a basement or attic flight best.
Most flights need a day or two, with the step count setting the pace.
Reserving the estimate on our website takes $250 off the job.
A year on our workmanship, while the lumber maker backs the wood.