Service · Toronto & the GTA
Staircase Renovations
Your staircase is the first thing guests see and the hardest-working structure in the house. Recladding worn or carpeted stairs in solid hardwood — with modern railings to match — delivers more visual impact per dollar than almost any renovation.
Overview
We specialize in converting carpeted and builder-grade stairs to solid oak and maple: new treads and risers over the existing structure, stained or finished to match your flooring exactly. Squeaks are fixed during recladding, nosings are profiled to code, and stringers and skirts are finished clean.
On the railing side we install modern square spindles, wrought iron, horizontal bar and glass panel systems, along with new posts and continuous handrails — all built to Ontario Building Code heights and spacing.
Our process
How the project runs
- 01
Assessment
We inspect the existing structure, measure every tread, and discuss styles for treads, risers and railings.
- 02
Quote & material match
Fixed pricing with stain samples prepared against your existing flooring.
- 03
Shop preparation
Treads and components cut, sanded and pre-finished for durability before installation day.
- 04
Installation
Old surfaces removed, structure tightened, new treads, risers, posts and railings installed.
- 05
Final detailing
Caulking, touch-ups and a hardware check — then the stairs are ready for traffic.
FAQ
Common questions about staircase renovations
Yes — carpet-to-hardwood conversion is our most common staircase project. We remove carpet, repair the structure, and clad each step in solid hardwood treads and clean risers.
Planning a staircase renovations project?
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