Staircase Renovation Toronto

Carpet-to-hardwood conversions, custom treads & railings, and expert refinishing across Toronto and the GTA

Two Ways to Transform Your Staircase

Whether your stairs just need a refresh or a full rebuild, we help you choose the right approach for your home and budget.

Refinish & Restyle

If your stairs are structurally sound, we sand, re-stain, and refinish the existing treads and railings — often with a custom-matched colour — for a fresh look without a full rebuild.

  • Sanding and re-staining of existing treads
  • Custom Benjamin Moore stain matching
  • Refinished or repainted risers and stringers
  • Handrail and spindle refinishing
  • Faster and more budget-friendly

Rebuild & Carpet-to-Hardwood

For carpeted, worn, or dated staircases, we build new — removing the carpet and installing custom solid oak treads and risers, matched to your floor, with new railings and spindles.

  • Carpet removal and full rebuild
  • Custom-made solid oak treads and risers
  • Colour-matched to your new or existing floor
  • Wood or wrought-iron spindles and railings
  • Custom newel posts and stair nosing
Staircase renovation in Toronto — carpet converted to engineered oak with white risers

Our Staircase Services

Carpet-to-Hardwood Conversion

Remove old carpet and install custom solid oak treads and risers, finished to match your floor.

Custom Treads & Risers

Made-to-measure treads and risers, including extending existing steps and fabricating new ones.

Refinishing & Re-staining

Sanding and refinishing of tired stairs, with a custom Benjamin Moore stain for a precise colour match.

Railings, Spindles & Newel Posts

Wood or wrought-iron spindles, new or refinished handrails, and custom newel posts for a modern two-tone look.

Stair Nosing Matched to Your Floor

Nosing and transitions height-matched to your new flooring so the stairs and floor flow seamlessly.

Why Renovate Your Staircase

Your staircase is one of the first things guests see and one of the most-used parts of your home — the right renovation improves how it looks, feels, and functions every day.

First Impression
A centrepiece that lifts the whole home
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Safer & Quieter
Better grip underfoot and less noise than carpet
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Added Resale Appeal
Hardwood stairs that match your floor attract buyers

Recent Staircase Projects

Real GTA staircases we've transformed — from carpet-to-hardwood conversions to full modernizations.

Staircase Renovation Cost in Toronto

As a general guide for Toronto and the GTA:

  • Refinishing & re-staining existing stairs — about $90–$150 per step
  • Carpet-to-hardwood with new oak treads & risers — about $120–$200 per step
  • Full staircase renovation (new treads, risers, railings, spindles, custom stain) — typically $3,500–$9,000+ per staircase

Your final price depends on several factors:

  • The number of steps, and whether the staircase is straight, curved, or has winders
  • Refinishing existing treads vs. building new treads and risers
  • Railings, spindles (wood or wrought-iron), and custom newel posts
  • Custom stain matching and finishing to your floor
  • Existing condition, carpet removal, and any structural repairs

Because every staircase is different, an on-site assessment is the only way to get an accurate number. We offer a range of materials, styles, and finishing options to suit your home and budget — call or WhatsApp +1 (437) 988-0524 for a quote.

Deciding between a refresh and a rebuild? See our guides to staircase renovation in Toronto, refinishing vs. replacing hardwood stairs, replacing carpet on stairs with hardwood, and matching hardwood floors to your stairs. Planning new floors too? Explore our hardwood flooring service.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I refinish my existing stairs or replace them?

If your stairs are structurally sound and you like the layout, refinishing — sanding and re-staining the existing treads — is the faster, more cost-effective route. If the stairs are carpeted, worn, squeaky, or you want a new style, rebuilding with new treads, risers, and railings gives a better long-term result. We assess your staircase on-site and recommend the right approach.

Can you convert carpeted stairs to hardwood?

Yes — this is one of our most common projects. We remove the old carpet, install new solid oak (or a species matched to your floor) treads and risers, and finish them to match. The result is a brighter, easier-to-clean, and safer staircase that ties into the rest of your home.

Do you match the stairs to my floor?

Yes. We colour-match treads, risers, and nosing to your hardwood, and when an exact match is needed we use a custom Benjamin Moore stain so the stairs and floor read as one continuous surface.

Do you install railings, spindles, and newel posts?

Yes. We install and refinish wood or wrought-iron spindles, new or re-stained handrails, and custom newel posts — often as a two-tone look with white risers and stained treads for a bright, modern finish.

How long does a staircase renovation take?

A refinish is usually a couple of days; a full carpet-to-hardwood conversion or a rebuild with new railings and spindles typically takes several days, depending on the number of steps, curved or winder sections, and finishing work. We confirm a clear timeline before we start.

How much does staircase renovation cost in Toronto?

As a guide, refinishing and re-staining existing stairs runs about $90–$150 per step, carpet-to-hardwood conversions with new oak treads and risers about $120–$200 per step, and a full staircase renovation with new treads, risers, railings, spindles, and custom stain typically $3,500–$9,000+ per staircase. Pricing varies with the number of steps, materials, railing and spindle work, curved or winder stairs, and existing condition — contact us for an accurate quote, call or WhatsApp +1 (437) 988-0524.

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Our stair specialists will visit your property, assess your staircase, and provide a detailed, transparent quote with no hidden costs.

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