Treads, Risers and Nosing
Pick from red oak, white oak, hickory or maple for your Rocky Hill treads, all cut 1 inch thick with a rounded nose.
Pick from red oak, white oak, hickory or maple for your Rocky Hill treads, all cut 1 inch thick with a rounded nose.
The estimator brings real tread samples to your Rocky Hill house, so you can set them next to the floor and choose with your own eyes.
We tighten any wobbly framing in your Rocky Hill home, then fit each tread to the wall by hand, glue it and fasten it down.
A year of labor warranty applies to your Rocky Hill stairs, installed by our licensed, insured, NWFA certified employees.



It is $60 per tread in Rocky Hill, with riser, nosing, stain and installation included. Around the Dinosaur State Park area, your estimator confirms the count at the free visit.
Yes, we remove the carpet, pad, tack strips and staples from Rocky Hill staircases, and price it at the free visit.
Sound oak can be sanded and restained at $50 per step in Rocky Hill. Near the Quarry Park area, if treads are cracked or worn thin, we replace them at $60.
Near the Quarry Park area, yes, risers can be the same oak, stained to match, or painted white. Homes in Rocky Hill use both styles.
Around the Elm Street area, usually, since we fasten and glue each tread to solid framing. In Rocky Hill older homes the squeak often comes from loose steps that we fix first.
An open side gets return ends that wrap each tread, so the edge looks finished. We plan this on the Rocky Hill visit.
Typically soon after the estimate, and a normal flight in Rocky Hill takes a day or two. Material arrives next day from our warehouse.
Yes, a one-year labor warranty covers stairs in Rocky Hill, plus the manufacturer warranty on the wood. Around the Dinosaur State Park area, payment is labor at the start and material on delivery.