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What We Do
We restore historic and architectural stair systems to their original condition while maintaining structural integrity, safety, and period accuracy.
We restore historic stair systems by:
• Stabilizing stair structure and framing
• Repairing or replacing treads, risers, and stringers
• Restoring handrails, balusters, and newel posts
• Rebuilding damaged sections to match original design
• Refinishing surfaces for durability and appearance
Repair
– Worn or damaged stair treads and risers
– Loose handrails and balusters
– Minor structural movement or squeaking
– Surface damage and finish wear
Restoration
– Full stair surface preparation
– Structural stabilization and reinforcement
– Repair of rails, posts, and trim
– Sanding and refinishing
Rehabilitation
– Section replacement or reconstruction
– Structural framing repairs
– Code compliance upgrades
How Stair Restoration Works
1. Inspect and assess full stair condition
2. Identify structural damage and wear
3. Execute repair, restoration, or reconstruction
4. Reassemble, finish, and restore full function and appearance
Why Artisan Historic Contracting
✔ Trade-calibrated pricing
✔ Historic preservation methods
✔ Structural expertise
✔ Licensed & compliant work
✔ Proven restoration experience
Typical Stair Restoration Pricing
Repair Work:
$750 – $3,500 per stair systemr
Includes:
• Minor repairs
• Reinforcement and stabilization
• Basic surface correction
Full Restoration:
$3,500 – $12,000+ per stair system
Includes:
• Structural repair
• Tread, riser, and rail restoration
• Sanding and refinishing
• Full system stabilization
Rebuild / Reconstruction:
$12,000 – $45,000+ per stair system
Includes:
• Section or full stair rebuild
• Structural replacement
• Architectural replication
• Full restoration and finishing
Final cost depends on:
• Stair size and configuration
• Structural condition
• Material type
• Design complexity
• Code upgrade requirements
Restoration Results
Before
Original Condition
The stair system shows typical deterioration including worn treads, structural looseness, damaged railings, and surface breakdown requiring repair and stabilization.
After
Restored Condition
The stair system has been fully stabilized, repaired, and refinished, restoring structural integrity, safety, and original architectural character.