Interior and exterior stairs, treads, stringers, and code-compliant railings built solid and quiet.
Stairs are the most code-regulated piece of carpentry in a house, and for good reason. Rise and run consistency, headroom, handrail height, baluster spacing, and landing dimensions all have specific requirements. Get them wrong and you fail inspection — or worse.
We build interior stairs, exterior deck stairs, and rebuild existing staircases that squeak, sag, or were built with inconsistent risers. We also install treads, risers, stringers, newel posts, and railings in wood, composite, cable, and metal.
A quiet staircase comes down to construction detail: glued and screwed treads, proper blocking, and stringers that are actually sized for the span. It is not complicated, but it does take time — and it is why stair work is usually quoted higher than people expect.
Measure existing conditions and check code requirements.
Written estimate with material options.
Fabrication where needed.
Installation, usually two to four days.
Inspection-ready walkthrough.
A straight interior staircase typically runs $3,000 to $8,000 depending on material and railing. Exterior deck stairs average $1,500 to $3,500. Railings alone usually run $60 to $150 per linear foot.
New stair construction and structural changes almost always require a permit. We build to code and can provide the details your inspector needs.
Usually yes — from below with blocking and screws, or by removing and re-securing treads. Some cases need partial rebuild.
Wood, composite, cable rail, and metal. We match the style to your deck or interior trim.
Free, no-pressure estimate — usually back within one business day.