Treads, Risers and Nosing
Near Snug Harbor, look at them again after dusk. For a passage that narrows by the newel, take samples to the room being changed. Include the room in your estimate.
Near Snug Harbor, look at them again after dusk. For a passage that narrows by the newel, take samples to the room being changed. Include the room in your estimate.
In Randall Manor, review the care directions for that finish for a passage that narrows by the newel. Use an actual sample to choose sheen.
For an entry mat next to retained oak in Randall Manor, mark the edge of the work area. Compare floor heights on both sides. Draw the rooms included in the estimate.
Near Snug Harbor, keep the product warranty separately for an entry mat next to retained oak. Review the one-year workmanship warranty. Note any old repairs.



Near Henderson Avenue, place the wood sample beside the landing floor and measure the width and profile of each tread.
Check the grain and sheen against retained boards in Randall Manor and try a prepared color sample beside the trim before work begins.
Check how the wood will meet existing nosing if the project involves an entry mat next to retained oak. Compare grain and color in the actual stair light near Henderson Avenue.
Near Henderson Avenue, decide which risers can stay in place and review paint and stain alongside the tread sample.
In Randall Manor, mark every exposed edge before ordering. At the visit, measure returns and check the handrail connection.
Agree on any support or fastening work if the project involves a passage that narrows by the newel. Find the cause of movement underneath first near Snug Harbor.
Measure the connection to adjoining wood if the project involves a passage that narrows by the newel. Record both landings as separate surfaces in Randall Manor.
Identify a safe alternate route if available in Randall Manor. For a passage that narrows by the newel, agree on access restrictions before the crew starts.