Treads, Risers and Nosing
Backpacks, laundry baskets and a dog sprinting for the door wear stairs harder than any other part of the house. Solid oak holds up.
Backpacks, laundry baskets and a dog sprinting for the door wear stairs harder than any other part of the house. Solid oak holds up.
Treads are cut and stained at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch brings them once the order is set.
Rise and run are measured at the visit and stain samples come with us, so the new treads fit the floors above and below.
Labor is covered for a year, and the wood carries the manufacturer's warranty. Our own employees build every staircase.



Oak treads cost $60 apiece with riser, nosing, stain and labor, while refinishing stairs you already have is $50 per step.
Yes, and we inspect the framing. Noisy or wobbly steps are fastened down before any new tread is installed.
We test samples against your hallway floor so the flight blends in.
Straight runs use the listed prices, while a curved section gets a quote at the house.
Yes, for $50 per step, a good match for basement and attic flights.
A typical flight takes a day or two, and more steps stretch that.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off.
A year of labor coverage, and the lumber maker backs the wood.