Treads, Risers and Nosing
Pick hickory, maple, or either kind of oak, red or white. Each tread is thick and deep enough that a heel lands squarely while you haul firewood or laundry.
Pick hickory, maple, or either kind of oak, red or white. Each tread is thick and deep enough that a heel lands squarely while you haul firewood or laundry.
Sample treads travel with our estimator, so several species can lean against your actual stringer while you decide in your own hall light.
Any step that wobbles gets secured before anything else. New treads are then scribed tight to skirt and wall, glued, fastened and checked for level.
Our NWFA certified people, fully licensed and insured, guarantee each staircase for twelve months of labor, and the wood itself carries its maker warranty.



Each new step costs $60, which covers the tread, riser, nose, sanding, stain and our labor. Our estimator counts every step on site and hands you a written total.
If they are solid hardwood with enough thickness, yes. Each one gets hand sanding and fresh finish, and you pay $50 per step.
Yes. Carpet, padding, tack strips, staples, all of it goes, then look at what is underneath to decide between refinishing and new treads.
Hickory and white oak both resist dents and scratches well. Red oak works fine too, and a satin finish hides small marks better than gloss.
Usually one side or every other step can be used while finish dries. We plan the order with you so nobody gets stuck upstairs.
Yes. We pick the same species when possible, then test stain on a sample until the treads blend with the hallway or living room floor.
Squeaks usually come from loose treads or stringers. We secure every step before the new hardwood goes on so the staircase stays quiet.
Each staircase we install carries twelve months of labor coverage, and the hardwood treads also carry the manufacturer warranty. Call 508-306-4190 with any concern.