Stair replacement

Staircase replacement near you

When patching stops making sense, a full replacement corrects the rise, run and structure at once.

What's included

Scope of work

  • Full tear-out and rebuild to current code
  • Rise and run corrected for comfort and inspection
  • New stringers, treads, risers and railing systems
  • Permits pulled where the jurisdiction requires them

When a staircase needs replacing

Rotted or cracked stringers, uneven risers, non-compliant rise and run, or a layout that no longer works. At that point rebuilding costs less than repeatedly patching.

Engineering the new flight

We measure total rise, set consistent riser heights within the allowed tolerance, and lay out treads and headroom to current IRC requirements before any wood is cut.

Shop built where it counts

Stringers and complex parts are cut in the shop for tight tolerances, then assembled on site to cut down on noise and mess in your home.

Questions

Common questions

How long does a stair replacement take?

A straight interior flight is typically one to two weeks including finishing. Curved and floating designs run longer with shop time.

Do you handle permits?

Yes, on structural work we pull permits and meet the inspector where local code requires it.

Coverage

Available across the country

Pick your state to see local crews, coverage cities and a direct request form.

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