Treads, Risers and Nosing
Laundry baskets, backpacks and a thousand trips a month. Stairs take a beating that flat floors never see, and solid oak lasts.
Laundry baskets, backpacks and a thousand trips a month. Stairs take a beating that flat floors never see, and solid oak lasts.
Treads are cut to size and stained before they ship from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, with next-day delivery from Long Branch.
Each rise and run is measured on site, and stain samples are tried against your upstairs floor so the new flight blends with it.
One year covers our labor, and the lumber carries the maker warranty. Our payroll crew builds the entire staircase.



A single new oak tread comes to $60 and brings its riser, nosing, stain and labor along. Redoing a step you already have costs $50.
Yes, and we inspect the stringers under it. Squeaks and loose parts are fixed before any new oak is set.
We test samples against the hall boards until the shade lines up. A good result is a flight nobody guesses was replaced.
Straight runs follow the posted per step prices. Curves and winders are quoted at the visit.
They can, at $50 per step. It is a practical pick for a basement run.
Most flights take one to two days. We plan the schedule so you can still reach the upper floor.
Reserve the estimate online and $250 is deducted. Material from us can add up to 30% off.
One year on labor, plus the lumber maker's coverage. Our own employees build the stairs.