Labeled by unit number
Each unit's stair is crated and labeled. Your trim crew opens the right crate at the right building, and you don't hold inventory in a warehouse.
When you're building a run of townhomes, you need a stair package that's the same out of every crate and lands on your schedule. We set the design once, build the units in batches, and label each stair with the unit it goes to. Send us the plan set and we'll price it per unit.

For townhome builders, Snyder builds a standard stair package once, then builds the units in batches in our Whitehall shop and delivers each stair labeled by unit number. We give you a realistic lead time before production begins and trade pricing quoted per unit, so the stairs land when your framing schedule needs them.
Built & reviewed by Snyder Stairs · Whitehall, PA · Est. 1987 · Updated June 2026
Lead times, pricing, and delivery details for this scope. Send us your plans or call (610) 443-2240 and we'll price the project.
We stay on the job through every unit, not just the bid. Here's what that looks like on a townhome project.
Each unit's stair is crated and labeled. Your trim crew opens the right crate at the right building, and you don't hold inventory in a warehouse.
We build the units in batches so material flow matches your framing schedule. We give you a realistic lead time before production begins and keep you updated if anything changes.
We quote the package per unit, and the price holds for repeat units on the same design. Pricing depends on scope, quantities, and materials, so we quote each project individually.
Plan, elevation, and section drawings for the standardized stair, reviewed with you before production so your engineer and plan reviewer see the same set.
Send us your architectural set. We review the stair pages, flag any code issues, and quote per-unit pricing.
On contract, we prepare plan, elevation, and section drawings for the standard stair. Once you approve them, the design is set.
Units are built in batches in our Whitehall shop. Stringers, treads, risers, balusters, and newels cut and fit. We deliver unfinished; no on-site staining.
Each unit's stair is crated and labeled with the unit number. Your trim crew opens the right crate at the right building.
Your trim or framing crew sets the stairs. Call us with questions on the first few units, or send photos of a field condition and we'll help you work through it.
Most trade work is delivered ready for your framing or trim crew to set. Here is how the two paths compare so you can plan the schedule.
The staircase is delivered ready for installation, and your framing or trim crew sets it. Call us with installation questions along the way, especially on the first few units. Once the project is ready for railing, we can return to install the handrail, newels, and balusters, or your crew can install the railing parts we supply.
Send us the plan set and the unit count and we'll price it. For a small number of units, our regular custom-stair pricing may make more sense than a standardized package. We'll tell you which one fits.
Yes. Tell us the requirements up front and we'll build the stair to the rise, run, and continuous handrail your plans call for. Call (610) 443-2240 and we'll walk through it.
Both. Handrail, newels, and balusters ship with each unit's crate, or we return to install the railing once the unit is ready. Iron or wood, your spec.
Two full product catalogs — wood and iron. Flip through the whole line, mark what you like, and bring it to your first call.
Townhome project on the calendar?
We'll review the stair pages and quote per-unit pricing. Built in our Whitehall, PA shop, delivered labeled by unit, on a schedule you can plan around.
Budget on the first call · (610) 443-2240 · Whitehall, PA
