Treads, Risers and Nosing
Choose a red oak, white oak, hickory or maple tread. Expect 1 inch of thickness, 11 1/2 inches of depth, a bull nose lip and a new riser.
Choose a red oak, white oak, hickory or maple tread. Expect 1 inch of thickness, 11 1/2 inches of depth, a bull nose lip and a new riser.
Our estimator carries a box of tread samples. Rest one on a stair by a window facing the bay and the wood and stain become obvious.
Bayside humidity loosens old steps, so we screw those down first. New treads are scribed against the skirt board, glued and fastened.
Each crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified, and for one full year we stand behind the stair labor. A tread works loose, we fix it.



Each step is $60 and includes the hardwood tread, its riser, the bull nose, a stain to suit your floor and labor.
The carpet, pad, staples and tack strips are lifted off every step by our crew, and removal is priced as we measure.
Sound oak treads are worth saving, and hand sanding plus a fresh finish costs $50 a step. Thin or split ones get swapped.
No. White paint is popular, but oak risers stained to match your treads give the stairs an all wood look.
Yes, in most cases. We screw loose steps down, then every tread is scribed to the skirt, glued and fastened.
A return end is mitered on, so the rounded nose continues around the side and the end looks complete.
We can usually be there the next day and done in one or two. Prefinished treads ship on special order over weeks.
Yes. Our crews are licensed, insured and NWFA certified, and we warranty the stair labor for one full year.