Staircase Renovation in Innisfil

Your staircase takes a beating every day. If it's covered in worn-out carpet or the wood is scuffed beyond repair, it's time for an upgrade. We specialize in renovating indoor stairs with materials that are built for the long haul, like solid hardwood and tough luxury vinyl. We skip the cheap stuff and focus on proper installation so your new stairs are safe, solid, and look good for years. Based right here in Innisfil, we get the job done right.

Choosing the Right Material for Your Stairs

The material you choose has to handle constant traffic. We stick to two main options for indoor stairs: solid hardwood and luxury vinyl. Hardwood, like oak or maple, is the traditional choice for a reason. It's strong, timeless, and can be sanded and refinished down the road if it gets heavily damaged. It’s a permanent solution.

Luxury vinyl is a more modern, practical option. It’s highly resistant to scratches and completely waterproof, making it a solid choice for basement stairs or homes with pets and young kids. We use high-quality vinyl planks with durable wear layers and rigid cores that can be installed directly onto the stair structure for a quiet, solid feel underfoot. We don't use flimsy materials.

Our Installation Process

A proper renovation starts with a proper tear-out. We remove all the old carpet, staples, and worn-out treads to get to the base structure, called the stringers. We inspect them for any issues and make sure everything is level and solidly secured to your home’s frame. This step is critical and often overlooked.

Next, we precisely cut and fit each new tread and riser. This isn't a one-size-fits-all job; every staircase has its own quirks. We ensure tight fits to prevent gaps and future squeaks. If your project includes new railings, newel posts, or spindles, we install them to be sturdy and code-compliant. Safety isn't optional.

Why Professional Installation Matters

A staircase isn't just a design feature; it's a structural part of your home. An improperly installed stair can be dangerous. We see issues like uneven step heights that create tripping hazards or wobbly railings that aren't properly anchored. We focus on the structural integrity first, ensuring your stairs are safe for your family before we even think about the final finish. For a staircase that is built to last, call us at (647) 898-7839.