Stair Construction

What This Service Involves

A well-built staircase feels effortless underfoot, and that comes from precise rise-and-run math and solid framing. We design each stair to meet Washington code for tread depth, riser height, and headroom while fitting your floor plan. Stringers are cut accurately and secured so there is no squeak or flex years down the road. From straight runs to switchbacks, the structure is built to last and finished to match your home.

Benefits

Code-compliant rise, run, and headroom; Squeak-free framing built to stay solid; Layouts from straight runs to switchbacks; Structure ready for any finish you choose

Our Process

1) Measure the opening and calculate rise and run; 2) Design the stair layout to suit the space; 3) Cut and secure stringers, treads, and risers; 4) Finish and prepare for railing installation

What Affects the Cost

Stair configuration, straight or turning; Total rise and number of treads; Framing complexity and floor opening work; Finish materials selected

Best Time of Year

Stair construction is interior work that proceeds year-round and is often timed with a broader remodel.