Newington showroom • Serving Connecticut
Comfort and detail, step by step
Custom runner and stair-flooring planning for treads, risers, landings, edges, and transitions.
A complete project
Stairs concentrate traffic and place material at highly visible edges and turns. Tread geometry, pattern repeat, alignment, attachment, landings, pie steps, open sides, and code-related conditions all affect the plan.
We'll review the conditions, explain the scope, and help you understand the decisions before work begins.
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Installation
September 2026 • Newington, CT
NRF SP4000 Sandy Beach carpet with new carpet pad
Two bedrooms and stairs • Approximately 690 square feet
Installation
August 2026 • West Hartford, CT
Kitchen and bathroom: Karndean Knight Tile Rigid Core Natural Limestone luxury vinyl tile. Stairs: NRF textured carpet in a warm tan color.
Kitchen, bathroom, and stairs • Kitchen, bathroom, and stairs
Installation
August 2026 • Newington, CT
Sunroom: Philadelphia Profusion 26 (54969) in Bundle. Hallway and main stairs: Engineered Floors Pinpoint in Fieldcrest.
Sunroom, hallway, and main stairs • Sunroom, hallway, and 13 stairs
Core scope
Treads, risers, landings, turns, open sides, and visible irregularities are documented.
Runner width, construction, backing, pattern, and expected traffic are reviewed.
Centering, repeats, turns, seams, borders, and landing direction are established.
How it works
We confirm room conditions, access, measurements, and the details that affect the work.
We coordinate material, preparation, layout, transitions, and the right approach for the stair and runner design.
Our installation team follows the agreed scope while protecting adjacent areas and keeping the job organized.
We review the finished work, care guidance, and any final project details with you.
Local project guidance
Our Newington team can help clarify the scope, material needs, timing, and next practical step.
Your project
No measurements or perfect plan required.