Treads, Risers and Nosing
Review treads, risers and nosing together, including exposed ends and landing transitions. Your written scope identifies the components and finishes supplied.
Review treads, risers and nosing together, including exposed ends and landing transitions. Your written scope identifies the components and finishes supplied.
Compare tread samples at home beside the hall floor and landing. Grain, species and lighting can change how a proposed finish looks.
Movement in existing steps needs assessment before new treads are fitted. We distinguish fastening work from structural issues that need a separate repair.
Our written workmanship warranty covers the agreed installation under its terms. Structural repairs and other trades need clearly defined scopes.



We inspect the existing wood and its condition. Sound treads may be candidates for refinishing; damaged or unsuitable surfaces can require replacement.
Do not assume so. Landings, risers, trim and other components should be identified in the written proposal.
We compare materials and finish samples. Wood species, age and lighting can make an exact visual match impossible.
We assess the flight and what lies beneath the carpet. Removal may reveal repair needs that affect the final approach.
Surface installation is not a substitute for structural repair. We identify apparent issues and clarify any additional work needed before proceeding.
Access must be planned before work starts. Shared or essential routes may require phased scheduling and coordination with building management.
The installation system, adhesive and finish determine return-to-use timing. Follow the instructions supplied for your job.
Send the number of steps, photos of both sides and landings, and details of the existing covering. Measurements and condition are confirmed on site.