Stair construction is a very involved and intricate part of interior finish work. Our stairs are very well built and constructed with proper glues and nails. The stair building technique we use is routering the treads and risers into the skirt boards, which in turn makes for the tightest and most secure fit for your stairway. There are several different styles of stairways that you can choose to build.

Traditional stairways are most commonly seen with box newel posts and typically a square balaster and half posts that are installed against the wall at balconies instead of rosettes.

With a more modern stairway you will see an over the post handrail. Balasters most commonly used are spindle style balasters. With any stairway additional molding can be added to make the stairway more fancy such as a raised panel chair rail running up the stair wall or scroll pieces applied to the skirt board on the open side of a stairway.

Curved stairways are usually built using bent wood or laminated bent wood. They can flare out at the bottom of the stairway only or they can be curved at the balcony or continuously up the stairway. They are different than circular and spiral stairways. Unlike the circular stairways, which are symmetrical, curved stairways can be oblong or eliptical. Also, curved stairways are meant for extravagant, excquisite and elaborate entry ways or grand foyers, whereas spiral stairways are commonly used when there is limited space for accessing the second floor.