Treads, Risers and Nosing
School bags, laundry loads and sneakers pounding up and down make stairs the hardest working surface in a Riverdale home. Oak treads last.
School bags, laundry loads and sneakers pounding up and down make stairs the hardest working surface in a Riverdale home. Oak treads last.
Treads are cut and finished from the Long Branch, NJ warehouse, then delivered the next day once you approve the order.
We measure each step at the visit and bring stain samples, so the treads agree with your upstairs and downstairs floors.
We warrant labor for a year, and the wood has its maker's warranty. The stair builders are our employees.



Priced per piece, each hardwood tread is $60, and the riser, nosing, stain and labor are inside that number. A flight that is already there gets sanded and sealed for $50 a step.
Yes, treads are templated and cut on site. Describe the curve at the estimate and we plan the cuts.
No, when the framing is sound new treads on top are enough. We check the stringers once the carpet is lifted.
If oak sits beneath the carpet, often yes at $50 per step. We peek under a corner at the visit.
We test samples on the hallway boards and choose the closest tone.
Most flights take one or two days. Curved stairs may take longer.
Yes, $250 off the estimate.
Our labor for a year plus the manufacturer's coverage on the wood.