Stairs
Treads, risers, nosing and landings fitted to match your new floor — straight, curved and mixed staircases.
Altos Flooring
Stairs are where a flooring job shows its detail. Each step is measured and cut on its own, the nosings have to line up, and the landing has to meet the floor below cleanly.
We install stair treads and risers to match the new floor — including curved staircases and stairs that come down onto a herringbone floor. Removing old carpet and prepping the steps is part of the job.
What We Do
Every tread and riser is measured and cut for its own step, so each one fits tight to the walls and stringers.
Curved and mixed stairs take more time and care; we handle them as part of our regular work.
Landings finished in the same floor, with clean nosing where they meet the next flight.
Removing old carpet, pad, tack strip and staples, and preparing each step for the new treads.
Treads that match your new LVP or wood floor, with white or contrasting risers if you prefer.
You buy the treads and material — we recommend Floor & Decor — and we quote the installation.
Our Work
The Process
Use the estimate form to tell us the number of steps, landings and whether the stairs are straight, curved or mixed — and add a few photos.
We review the details and send you a preliminary quote. Every project is quoted individually — no price lists.
We remove the old stair covering and prepare each step for the new treads and risers.
Treads, risers, nosing and landings installed and finished to meet the floor cleanly.
Tell us about your project with our quick form — square footage, the floor you're removing and the extras you need — and we'll send you a preliminary estimate.
Labor-only: you buy the material (we recommend Floor & Decor) and we install it.
Get a Free EstimateFAQ
Yes — straight, curved and mixed staircases.
Usually, yes. Many flooring lines offer matching stair treads or nosing. Check the product you're choosing at Floor & Decor, or send us the name and we'll help you check.
Yes — carpet, pad, tack strip and staples are removed and the steps are prepped before installation.
The number of steps, the number of landings, whether the stairs are straight, curved or mixed, and a few photos. The estimate form has a field for each.
Send a few details and photos with our quick form and get a free preliminary estimate — no visit needed to get started.
