Treads, Risers and Nosing
Check tread depth and riser height on each step. Before choosing parts for your flight, set out the nosing shape and landing junction.
Check tread depth and riser height on each step. Before choosing parts for your flight, set out the nosing shape and landing junction.
View Old Place stair test pieces beside the staircase with the hall flooring. Examine species and sheen before the parts are ordered.
Find where an Old Place stair shifts before choosing a surface treatment. Verify visible joints and record your repairs in the quote.
Save Old Place stair installation terms for the year of coverage. Keep component specifications and coating directions with the quote.



At an Old Place property near the creek, check the level of the floor above a utility stair. Include the first step, the upper border and the space the door needs to swing.
On site close the western Staten Island corridor, compare the joints at the present posts and the finish edge alongside the trim. Bring photos of a utility stair between the entry and main floor to your visit near Old Place.
Take photos for the the Old Place waterfront visit that help us review the household’s only access route and the periods when the flight closes.
For the existing Place estimate, ask about the final rise after installation and the nosing at the upper flooring. Bring a clear photo of a sample location beside older pine casing.
Near Old Place Creek, confirm the sheen beside the hallway floor. Check the color under the stair light as well.
Show the component moving under load during the Old Place visit. Also discuss support or fastener work if needed.
Discuss the open side of the staircase at your visit close Forest Avenue, then review the profile at the visible end.
Before work near Old Place, assess the combination in normal lighting and plan for the joint between riser and nosing.