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Staircase Renovation in Vaughan
Two Vaughan staircases near our Woodbridge main office: oak and white, and a grey railing with black iron spindles.
Quick answer
Two different looks from the same city, and the choices behind each one. If you are close to Woodbridge, you can also see floors and stair parts in person at our main office; walk-ins are welcome. For everything else we do on stairs, see our staircase renovation guide.
Oak treads, white risers, white spindles
A classic combination. Light oak treads and a matching oak handrail and square newel post carry the wood colour, while the risers and the square spindles are painted white, which keeps a narrow stairwell bright.
A grey railing with iron spindles
The other way to go. Here the newel posts and handrail around the landing are in a grey tone, with black iron spindles between them, a look that suits grey or cool-toned floors.
What a staircase like this costs
Every price is fixed in writing after a free measure, with no hourly billing.
Planning yours
Pick the floor first and match the treads to it in species, stain and sheen. Our stair stain colours guide shows the common choices, and our spindle guide compares wood, iron and glass.
Carpeted stairs do not need to be torn out: new hardwood treads and risers go over the existing structure, as our carpet to hardwood stairs guide explains. See flooring installation in Woodbridge and Vaughan for the floors that go with them.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a staircase renovation cost in Vaughan?
About $7,000 for a straight flight with new hardwood treads and risers, newel posts, spindles, a handrail and stain. A curved flight runs closer to $10,000. The price is fixed in writing after a free measure.
How long does it take to redo a staircase?
Most straight flights take three to four days on site, and a curved flight about a week. You can still use the stairs every night while we work.
Can you match the stairs to my floor?
Yes. The treads are matched to your floor in species, stain and sheen, so the staircase and the floor read as one.
Can I see stair parts before choosing?
Yes. Our main office at 28 Roytec Rd in Woodbridge takes walk-ins, and we bring samples to the free measure.
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