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Stair Installation in Townsend, MA

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Treads, Risers and Nosing

Treads come in red oak, white oak, hickory or maple, each with a riser and a rounded nosing.

Tread Samples at Home

Our estimator brings tread samples in the truck, and you can hold them against the floor at the bottom of the stairs.

Quiet, Solid Steps

A loose step is secured before anything else. Then every new tread is scribed to the stringer, glued and fastened.

One Year Stair Warranty

Stair labor carries a one-year warranty. The crew is made up of licensed, insured and NWFA certified employees.

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Townsend Stair Installers

We rebuild stairs in antique capes on Route 13, ranches in the Western Hills and farmhouses near the Squannacook River. Carpet comes up, loose steps are tightened and oak treads go in with fresh risers.
Red oak treads with white risers in a Townsend cape, Brazil FloorsLight oak staircase in a bright Townsend entry, Brazil FloorsHoney hickory treads on a turning stair in a Townsend home, Brazil Floors
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Wood Stair Treads and Risers

A narrow cape stair and a wide farmhouse flight call for different woods, so we help you pick species, risers and trim.

Red Oak Treads

Red oak with a warm stain suits the old floors along Route 13.

White Oak Treads

White oak shows a quiet grain in a ranch with big windows.

Hickory and Maple Treads

Hickory stands up to winter boots, and maple brightens a dim stairwell.

Painted or Wood Risers

Owners pick painted risers or stained ones to match their trim.

Open Stairs and Return Ends

An open side gets a return end so the tread wraps at the edge.

Landing Treads

At the top, the landing tread sits level with the second floor.
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Hardwood Floor Services in Townsend

After stairs, owners often ask us about sanding the oak upstairs, adding vinyl or laminate downstairs and replacing damaged boards.
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Stairs Done in Days

Need new stairs near Route 119? Phone 508-306-4190 and an estimator will bring tread samples to your home free of charge.
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How much is one new hardwood step in Townsend?

Each step is $60. It covers the tread, riser, nosing, stain and labor.

Can you remove old stair carpet?

Yes. We pull the carpet, pad, tack strips and staples, then price the removal on site.

Can I keep my treads and refinish them?

If they are sound oak, refinishing is $50 a step. Cracked or thin ones are replaced instead.

Can the risers match the treads?

Yes. Oak risers in the tread stain read as all wood, while white paint adds contrast.

Will the creaking stop?

Usually. Anything loose is screwed tight first, and each new tread is then set in glue and fastened.

How is an open-sided stair finished?

A return is added to every exposed end, so the nosing wraps the side.

How do I pay for the stairs?

Labor is paid as the crew begins, and material as it is delivered.

Is there a warranty on stair work?

Yes, for one year on labor. The people on the stairs are our own employees, licensed, insured and NWFA certified.

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Stair Contractors Nearby

Stair work in Lunenburg, Ashby, Pepperell, Fitchburg and Groton follows the same price as Townsend.
Lunenburg homes pay $60 per step, with riser, nosing and stain included.
Ashby farmhouse stairs gain light from white oak treads.
Pepperell houses replace worn stair carpet with easy-to-wipe oak.
Fitchburg stairs are tightened before new treads are set.
Groton stairs of sound oak are hand refinished at $50 a step.
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