Curved stair with dark stained treads, white risers and a turned newel post

Hardwood stairs and treads in Colorado Springs

Name: Seymour Floors
Address: Colorado Springs, CO, US
Telephone: +1-719-354-1319
Price range: Free estimates

Treads, risers and nosing that match the floor at the top and the bottom. Straight runs, curved stairs and spirals.

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Stained oak stair treads with iron balusters and a dark hardwood landing — Stained treads with iron balusters

Matched to the floor

Stairs are part of the floor.

The staircase is often the first thing you see from the front door, and a mismatch shows. New treads get the same species and stain as the floor they meet, with clean nosing at every edge.

Stained treads over painted white risers is a look we build often. It keeps the stairs bright and lets the wood carry the color.

Spiral staircase with natural oak treads and white spindles — Spiral stair in natural oak

Straight staircase finished in natural oak treads and risers — Straight run in natural oak

Dark stained stair treads over bright white risers — Stained treads, white risers

Curved staircase with stained oak treads and white risers above a dark hardwood floor — Curved stair, stained treads, white risers

Carpet to wood

Swapping carpeted stairs for hardwood.

If your stairs are carpeted, wood treads and risers can go on in their place and be finished to match the floor at the bottom of the run.

Already wood? Worn treads can often be sanded and refinished along with the floor, so the stain and sheen line up.

Hardest working wood in the house

Treads take a beating.

Every trip up and down lands on the same few inches of each tread. A satin finish hides wear better than high gloss and is less slick under socks, which matters most on the stairs.

From the job site