Treads, Risers and Nosing
We strip the carpet, tack strips and staples, check the stringers for movement and screw down any loose step before new oak goes on.
We strip the carpet, tack strips and staples, check the stringers for movement and screw down any loose step before new oak goes on.
The carpenters on your stairs work for Brazil Floors, licensed, insured and NWFA certified. No outside carpenter touches your staircase.
Every tread is measured on its own because old Woodbury staircases are almost never square. Each piece is cut to its own step.
Each tread and riser carries a one year labor warranty from the day the stairs reopen, plus the maker's warranty on the oak.



New oak treads with risers cost $60 a step installed. Refinishing a stair, or laying laminate treads, is $50 a step.
Yes. Each tread is measured and cut separately, which handles the odd angles in old Woodbury houses.
One flight is usually done in a day, and the finish cures overnight. Plan to stay on one floor until morning.
The treads take the same stain and finish as your floor, so the color runs up the stairs unbroken.
Yes. Carpet, pad and staples come out, and the cost is worked out at your free visit.
We fit the treads and risers and reinstall your balusters. New railings are quoted separately.
Installer pay is due the day the crew starts, and the wood is paid for when it is delivered. Booking online takes $250 off.
Brazil Floors carpenters, with a one year labor warranty from the day the stairs reopen.