As a carpeted connection from floor to floor, wooden staircases are all too often disregarded or taken for granted. This can be a huge waste of their potential.

A staircase, aside from its purely functional aspect, is a sleeping beauty that can be revived to take its rightful place as the focal point of your property.

Staircases are often thought to be impossible to restore due to their unusual shapes and complicated angles (difficult and too complicated).

Thorough because before sanding and finishing, old layers of paint and varnish must be removed. Because such small wooden surfaces must be worked by hand, the work is intensive.

With a fresh, clean, and perfectly disappeared staircase, you will have an incredible result that will improve your living or working space and add significant value to your property. Determine whether or not your staircase can be transformed. Request a free, no-obligation evaluation today.

If you decide to proceed, you have two main options:

• The steps and risers should be sanded and coated on the outside. The middle section is carpeted. For stairs where the sides of the treads and risers have been treated differently than their centres for years, this may be the only option. No amount of sanding will result in a uniform appearance because the “two-tone” appearance will remain.
• Leave the wood exposed and sand and coat the entire tread and risers. The risers can be coated in white for a truly stunning impression, while the treads are left under a clear lacquer to reveal the inherent grain of the wood.