Treads, Risers and Nosing
Backpacks, laundry baskets and groceries cross a staircase more than any other part of the house. Solid oak keeps its edge under that load.
Backpacks, laundry baskets and groceries cross a staircase more than any other part of the house. Solid oak keeps its edge under that load.
Stair parts are cut and finished from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch puts them at your door once the order is set.
We measure each rise and run, then bring stain samples so the new treads blend with the floor at the top and the bottom.
You get a year on labor, and the wood has the manufacturer's warranty. Our own employees build the staircase.



Each oak tread is $60 and brings its riser, nosing, stain and labor along. A tired flight of oak stairs gets sanded and resealed at $50 per step in Summit.
Yes, and we inspect the framing and stringers underneath. Squeaks and loose steps are fixed before new wood is installed.
We prepare stain samples on your hallway oak so the match is judged in place.
Straight runs follow the listed price, and curved or winder sections are quoted after we see them.
Yes, at $50 per step, a good fit for utility or basement flights.
Most flights are finished in one to two days, depending on how many steps there are.
Booking the estimate online saves $250.
One year on our labor, along with the manufacturer warranty on the wood.