A staircase with a light wood railing, black decorative spindles, grey wood runs and white risers.

STAIRS

Vinyl, laminate, cap-a-tread, or hardwood are possible to install on most stairs. For vinyl and laminate, the most common method is to use pre-cut stair treads that match the flooring, which can be glued or nailed onto the stairs. Cap-a-tread is a specific type of vinyl or laminate stair tread that covers the existing stairs, providing a clean and uniform look. Hardwood stairs can add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any home. The most common method for installing hardwood on stairs is to use stair nosing, which is a piece of hardwood that covers the front edge of the step, and hardwood planks that are cut to fit each individual step. John's Flooring can help you decide the best option for your stairs.

Close up of a stairs landing that is installed with a greyish brown vinyl flooring

Set of stairs with cap-a-tread installed on them. The tread is dark grey and the riser is white. On either side of the stairs is an elaborate black railing.

Split level staircase with natural wood runs and white risers installed. The house has dark green walls and white doors and trim.

A close up for 3 stairs with brown cap-a-treads installed

5 stairs and landing with natural looking hardwood installed

Set of stairs with cap-a-tread installed. The stairs are a natural dark brown.

Set of stairs with cap-a-tread installed. The stairs and a natural brown.