Staircase Repair

We've all either had or experienced that squeaky stair that makes the same annoying noise every time you step on it.  Squeaky stairs can be a real irritation for a household.  These squeaky noises are often caused by loose or worn-out treads or risers, and we can fix them. Depending on the issue, we may need to replace or reinforce the treads or risers, add additional support underneath the stairs, or tighten loose screws or nails.  You will be so glad that you resolved that squeaky stair, and that the beauty of silence has returned to your home!

Broken or cracked stairs are a serious issue that can compromise the safety and functionality of your staircase. These issues can be caused by heavy foot traffic, wear and tear, or water damage. We can assess the extent of the damage to your stairs and propose a solution and an estimate. We may need to replace the affected stairs or reinforce them with additional supports or brackets. 

Loose or wobbly stairs are a safety hazard and should be resolved as soon as possible. These issues are often a result of loose or worn-out treads, risers, or stringers. Repairs might include reinforcing the affected elements with additional supports or brackets, replacing the affected elements, or tightening loose screws or nails.

Stairs get a lot of use, and in a matter of a few years or normal use, your stairs might benefit from a restoration service.  The Royal Floor Refinishing crew can remove scratches, scuffs, and other surface damage.  Much like our real wood floor refinishing service, we will use a sander to remove the top layer of the wood and apply a new stain and finish to the stairs. This process will restore the beauty of your steps and make them look new again.  If you are restoring your stairs, you may consider what other floors would benefit from hardwood floor refinishing at the same time.

In some cases, stairs may require extensive overhaul or reconstruction. This may be necessary if the stairs are severely damaged, unsafe, or outdated. We can come out to assess the situation and provide you with options. Depending on the particular situation, we may recommend the removal of the entire staircase and replacing it with a new one or reconstructing the affected elements of the stairs.