Treads, Risers and Nosing
Backpacks flying down at 7 a.m., laundry baskets and guests with heavy shoes put more wear on stairs than on any other part of the house. Oak treads hold up for decades.
Backpacks flying down at 7 a.m., laundry baskets and guests with heavy shoes put more wear on stairs than on any other part of the house. Oak treads hold up for decades.
Stair parts are milled and stained at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, then reach Wayne through next-day delivery from Long Branch after you order.
Each rise and run is measured at the visit, and we bring stain samples so the new treads blend with the hardwood in your upstairs hall.
Our labor carries a one year warranty, and the wood has the maker's warranty too. Staircases are built by our own licensed employees.



New hardwood treads are $60 each, which includes the riser, nosing, stain and labor. Sanding and sealing the staircase you already own is $50 per step.
Yes, and we inspect the framing as soon as the pad is gone. Loose steps are secured before treads are laid.
Laminate at $50 per step suits secondary stairs. It is durable and easy to wipe off.
We stain samples on a spare tread and compare them with your hallway boards. Close matches are common with oak.
A normal flight is a day or two for new treads. Refinishing takes longer because each coat must cure.
We finish in stages so the household can use one route. Fresh coats get a short rest before traffic.
Yes, the estimate booked on our website earns $250 off. Furniture handling is a flat $250.
One year of labor coverage from our own crew and the manufacturer warranty on materials.