Stair Tread & Riser Replacement

What this involves.

Stair tread and riser replacement is the fastest way to make a staircase feel new again without rebuilding the whole structure. We remove the old treads and risers, including carpet and tack strip when you're going to a finished wood look, and check the stringers underneath for solid support. Then we cut and set new treads and risers tight, level, and securely fastened so the squeaks and movement go away. We scribe pieces to fit against walls and skirt boards for a clean line, then sand and finish everything to the color you want. The result is a quieter, better-looking stair you'll notice every time you use it.

• Removing old treads, risers, carpet, and tack strip down to the stringers
• Checking and reinforcing the stringers for solid, squeak-free support
• Cutting and fitting new treads and risers tight, level, and secure
• Scribing pieces to walls and skirt boards for clean, gap-free lines
• Fastening and gluing to stop squeaks and movement
• Sanding, staining, or painting treads and risers to an even finish
• Final cleanup and a walkthrough to confirm every step is quiet and solid