Treads, Risers and Nosing
Luggage bumping up to the guest rooms, laundry coming down and a houseful of summer company. Stairs wear faster than any room, and solid oak outlasts the traffic.
Luggage bumping up to the guest rooms, laundry coming down and a houseful of summer company. Stairs wear faster than any room, and solid oak outlasts the traffic.
Treads are cut and finished in advance, then travel from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, with next-day delivery from Long Branch to your drive.
We measure every rise and run in your house and carry stain samples to the landing, so the treads match the floor where the flight begins and ends.
We stand behind our labor for twelve months, and the lumber has its own warranty from the maker. Our payroll crew builds the whole staircase.



Hardwood treads are $60 apiece, with riser, nosing, stain and labor folded in. Redoing steps you already have is $50 each.
Yes, and the stringers underneath get a close look. Loose parts and squeaks are fixed before oak goes on.
Stain samples are tried beside the hall boards until the color lines up. The result looks as if it was always part of the house.
Straight flights follow the listed prices. Anything curved or winding is priced once we see it.
For back and lower level flights, yes, at $50 per step. Front staircases usually deserve oak.
A typical run takes one to two days. We try to leave you a path to the upper floor.
Setting up the estimate on the website knocks $250 off. Lumber ordered through us may also be discounted by up to 30%.
One year of labor from our employees. The maker warrants the lumber.