Treads, Risers and Nosing
Stairs take the hardest wear in a small house because everyone uses them all day. Solid oak treads outlast carpet by decades.
Stairs take the hardest wear in a small house because everyone uses them all day. Solid oak treads outlast carpet by decades.
Treads are cut and finished from our Long Branch, NJ warehouse, then delivered the next day from Long Branch once you confirm the order.
We measure each rise and run at the visit and carry stain samples, so the finished treads blend with the floors at both ends.
Labor is guaranteed for a year, and the wood has its maker warranty. Our employees build every flight themselves.



New hardwood treads are priced at $60 apiece, with riser, nosing, stain and labor folded in. For a staircase you already own, refinishing is $50 per step.
Yes, and the framing beneath it is checked as soon as the carpet is up. Any loose step or squeak is dealt with before new wood is fastened.
We test samples against the floor until the stair and hall agree.
Straight flights follow the prices above, and curved sections are quoted at the visit.
It is, at $50 per step, and it suits basement and secondary stairs well.
A flight generally takes a day or two, depending on how many steps it has.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off.
Labor is covered for a year, and the lumber maker adds its own warranty.