Stairs & Commercial
Wood stairs and commercial floors: hand-worked treads and risers, plus gymnasium and studio floors refinished around a fixed reopening date.
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- Since 2008
- 185 New Jersey towns
The 2 services in this area
Why stairs are priced differently from floors
A staircase is almost entirely edge, corner and detail work done by hand — there is no open field for a machine to cover quickly.
Every tread and riser is an edge, and balusters that cannot be removed turn each step into hand work around obstructions.
Stairs are also the one surface a household cannot stop using, so the work is staged to keep a usable route, which extends the schedule.
Commercial work runs backward from the reopening date
On a gymnasium or a studio, the return-to-service date is fixed first and the finish system is chosen to fit inside it.
A finish that needs more cure days than the closure allows is the wrong finish, however well it performs.
Dry and cured are not the same milestone. A floor that takes foot traffic is not necessarily ready for equipment or rolling loads.
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