
Carpet out, porcelain or stone treads in, and a glass railing that opens up the whole room.
The staircase is often the first thing you see when you walk in, and old carpet or a heavy wood baluster makes the whole entry feel dated. A stair remodel is one of the highest-impact projects you can do in a two-story home or townhouse, and it usually takes days, not weeks.
We remove the carpet or old finish, check every tread and riser for squeaks and loose framing, then install porcelain or stone treads with a clean, safe nosing so each step reads clearly. Pairing the stairs with the same tile as the floor below creates one continuous look. A frameless or post-mounted glass railing lets light through and makes a small entry feel much larger.
One clear, exact price before work starts. Licensed contractors on every job, and we take care of inspections and paperwork where the project needs them.
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We visit, look at your space and listen to what you want.
A clear scope, a schedule and one price in writing.
Licensed crews do the work while we manage every step.
We review every detail with you before we call it done.
A typical straight or L-shaped staircase takes about three to six working days, plus railing installation once the tile is done.
Usually yes, with care, on the days tile is setting we'll tell you which steps to avoid.
Yes. We use tempered or laminated safety glass with the correct height and spacing for residential stairs.
Yes. We can prepare a design concept of your staircase before you decide. Concepts are renderings, not finished work.
Tell us about your stairs project and we'll get back to you within one business day.