Yes. Many older wood stairs can be sanded, stained, and refinished if the treads and risers are still in good condition.

A professional inspection helps determine whether refinishing or replacement is the better option.

Yes. Stair stain matching is often possible when the wood type, floor color, and finish system are properly evaluated.

The goal is to create a clean and consistent look between the staircase and surrounding hardwood floors.

Stair treads may need replacement when they are cracked, loose, deeply damaged, uneven, or too worn for proper sanding.

In some cases, replacing the tread creates a safer and more durable result.

The timeline depends on the number of steps, the condition of the staircase, the stain color, and the type of finish selected.

More detailed staircases, landings, or custom stain matching may require additional time.

Clean dust regularly, avoid harsh cleaners, use protective pads where needed, and keep high-traffic stair areas free from grit and debris.

Proper care helps preserve the finish, color, and durability of your stairs.