Treads, Risers and Nosing
Stairs take the heaviest traffic in a house, from laundry baskets to guests hauling coolers up from the bay. Oak treads outlast carpet by decades.
Stairs take the heaviest traffic in a house, from laundry baskets to guests hauling coolers up from the bay. Oak treads outlast carpet by decades.
Treads are cut and finished from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch brings them to the house once the order is placed.
At the visit we measure each rise and run and bring stain samples, so the new treads sit well beside the floor at the landing.
Our labor carries a one-year warranty and the wood carries the manufacturer warranty. Our employees build every staircase.



A new hardwood tread is $60, covering the riser, nosing, stain and the labor to set it. Refinishing a staircase is $50 per step.
Yes, and the framing gets a look once the carpet is off. Creaks and loose steps are repaired first.
We test stain samples against your upstairs floor so the whole flight blends.
Straight runs follow the listed rates, while curved sections are quoted at the house.
It can, for $50 per step, and it is popular for basement and secondary flights.
One flight usually takes a day or two, based on the number of steps.
Reserving the estimate through the website takes $250 off.
A year of labor coverage plus the maker's warranty on the lumber.