Treads, Risers and Nosing
Laundry hauled upstairs, boots on every step and kids taking two at a time. Stairs get the hardest use in the house, and solid oak copes with it.
Laundry hauled upstairs, boots on every step and kids taking two at a time. Stairs get the hardest use in the house, and solid oak copes with it.
Treads are made and finished from our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch brings them when your order is set.
We measure each rise and run at the visit and bring stain samples, so the treads agree with the floors at both ends.
Our labor carries one year of coverage, and the lumber has its maker's warranty. Staircases are built by our own employees.



Plan on $60 per fresh hardwood tread, which bundles the riser, nosing, stain and the install. A tired but sound staircase can be redone at $50 a step.
Yes, and the framing under it gets checked. Loose and noisy steps are fixed before new treads are set.
We test stain samples against your hall floor so the stairs blend in.
Straight flights follow the posted prices, while curved sections get a quote on site.
Yes, at $50 per step, and it suits secondary or cellar stairs.
One or two days covers a typical flight, more or less depending on how many steps it has.
It does: schedule the estimate on the website and $250 is deducted.
Workmanship is covered for a year; the mill covers the lumber.