Stair Trim & Railings
Stairs have two parts: the structure holding the stairs up, and the decorative trim that completes the look. I handle tread and riser installation, stringer trim, handrail, and baluster work — whether you’re finishing a new staircase or upgrading an existing one.
What's Included
- Tread, riser, and stringer trim installation
- Handrail and baluster installation/replacement
- Carpet-to-hardwood stair conversions
- Code-compliant railing spacing and height
Common Questions
Can you convert carpeted stairs to hardwood treads?
Yes, this is a common upgrade. After removing the carpet, new hardwood treads are installed.
Do you replace balusters without redoing the whole staircase?
Yes, individual or partial baluster replacement can be a quick, self-contained job that doesn't require touching the rest of the staircase. Much of this depends on the design of your staircase and can be determined with a walk-through.
💡 Tip: Repairing the cosmetic parts of your stairs such as worn balusters, broken handrails, or dinged skirting can make a tired staircase feel like new.
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