Stair flooring in West Bromwich. Vinyl, laminate and wood-effect cladding fitted to treads and risers with proper nosings, matched to the hall floor.
Once the downstairs floor in a West Bromwich home is done, the carpeted stairs often look out of place. Cladding the stairs to match means fitting each tread and riser individually, with a nosing on every edge that is secure and safe underfoot. Staircases in older houses are rarely square, so every piece is measured and cut for its own step.
The nosing is the safety part. It takes the wear on every step and it must not move or lift, so it is fixed properly rather than just stuck on.
West Bromwich terraces mostly have straight stairs, while many semis have winders at the top, and winders take longer because every tread is a different shape. The cost depends on the number of steps, straight or winding, and the flooring chosen. A photo from the bottom and one from the landing is enough to price it.
Every tread and riser cut to its own shape, because no two steps in an older stair are the same.
Fixed firmly on every edge so they never lift or wobble underfoot.
The same floor or a close match running from the hall up the stairs.
Old carpet, gripper rods and staples cleared and the treads made good.
The landing floor matched so the finish carries through upstairs.
Treads secured properly so they do not creak or click underfoot.
Yes, with matching stair nosings made for it. Vinyl is often easier on winding stairs.
A good nosing with grip, and a finish that is not polished, keeps them safe. A runner is another option.
Usually a day. We can work so there is a way up and down in the evening if needed.
Yes, each winder is templated and cut individually.
No, we allow for it. Most older staircases are not.
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