Stair installation · Newark, NJ
Hardwood stairs built to be seen
New oak treads and risers, carpeted stairs turned into hardwood, and staircases finished to match your floors. The staircase is the first thing guests see — we make it the best part of the house.
- Free estimate
- Treads & risers
- Matched to your floor
New treads & risers
We replace worn or builder-grade steps with solid hardwood treads and new risers, cut and fitted to your staircase. Classic look: stained oak treads with painted white risers — or all wood, your call.
- Solid oak treads
- Painted or stained risers
- Nosing that lines up with the floor
Carpet to hardwood stairs
Carpeted stairs are one of the most common upgrades we do. We pull the carpet, check the structure underneath, and install new hardwood treads and risers. If there's good wood under the carpet, we'll tell you — sometimes sanding and refinishing it is all you need.
- Carpet and pad removed
- Structure checked and fixed
- New hardwood or refinished original wood
One color from floor to top step
Because we install the floor and the stairs ourselves, the stain and finish match exactly — no guessing between two contractors. Doing a new floor? Add the stairs and it all gets finished together.
- Same stain, same finish, same crew
- Landings and hallways included
- Homes and multi-family buildings
Our work
Recent hardwood stairs
Where we work
Hardwood stairs near Newark
We serve Newark, East Orange, Irvington, Belleville, Bloomfield, Nutley, Kearny, Harrison, Elizabeth, Union, Hillside, Maplewood, South Orange, West Orange, Montclair and Jersey City, NJ — plus nearby towns. Call and ask if yours isn't listed.
Questions
Good to know
How much does it cost to put hardwood on stairs?
It depends on the number of steps, the wood, whether risers are wood or painted, and what's under the carpet now. We count the steps, check the structure and give you a written price for free.
Can you convert carpeted stairs to hardwood?
Yes. We remove the carpet and pad, fix anything loose underneath, and install new hardwood treads and risers — or refinish the original wood if it's good.
Can you match my stairs to my new floor?
Yes, that's the main reason to have one crew do both. Same wood, same stain and the same finish, applied together.
How long does a staircase take?
A typical staircase takes a few days including stain and finish drying. We'll give you the schedule with the estimate and plan how you can get up and down while we work.
Free estimate
Let's plan your new floor
Tell us about the rooms or the staircase and we'll set up a visit to measure. You get a written price before anything starts. Prefer to talk? Call either of us directly.