Staircase & Wood Refinishing in Toronto & the GTA
Staircases and woodwork, brought into this century.
Orange oak railings, dated spindles, risers, treads, built-ins and doors. Sanded properly by hand, then painted or stained so they look built that way.
- QuoteFree quote after a walkthrough
- Paint
A 1934 Midtown oak staircase, lightened up.
BEFOREAFTERA staircase is the first thing people see when they walk in. It deserves the most patience.
- Careful sanding and priming
- Paint, stain or two-tone
- Built-ins, doors and trim too
- Dust-controlled prep
Four steps, no surprises.
No call centre, no salesperson. You deal with Paul from the first message to the final walkthrough.
- 01
Walkthrough & written quote
Paul comes to see the space, talks colours and sheens with you, and sends you a free quote with a start date.
- 02
Sand & prep
Railings, spindles and treads are sanded by hand, filled and primed. Floors and walls are protected from dust.
- 03
Finish
Paint, stain or clear coat in the finish you chose, with drying time between coats so it wears well.
- 04
Final walk & touch-ups
We walk through together and touch up anything you spot. The job is finished when you are happy with it.
What goes into the price.
Every job is different, so Paul quotes after seeing it, and the quote is free. These are the things that move the number for staircase & wood refinishing.
Get a free quote- 01Paint or stainPainting is quicker; matching a stain takes more steps
- 02How much woodworkRailing and spindles, or risers, stringers and treads too
- 03Condition of the woodOld finish to strip, dents and gaps to fill
Staircase & wood refinishing, answered.
“Paul’s team was professional, thorough, responsive, and very hard working. They had some challenging tasks ahead of them: painting dark, intricate wood pieces a much lighter colour, repairing plaster walls, and removing wallpaper and patching and sanding the walls before painting. They ensured all surfaces were properly prepared, thus ensuring superior results. We were very pleased with the transformation of the family home.”
Can you paint an oak staircase white?
Yes, it is one of our most common jobs. Oak needs a good sand and the right primer so the grain and tannins don’t bleed through.
Can you match a stain to new floors?
Yes. On one Toronto staircase we took natural wood to white, then matched the stain to brand-new flooring in a two-step process.
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Send Paul a few photos.
A couple of photos and a sentence about what you want is plenty to start. Text, email, or fill out a quick request.