Crated by unit number
Each unit's stair is crated and labeled. Your trim crew opens the right crate at the right building. No mix-ups, no holding inventory in your warehouse.
When you're building 8, 12, 24 townhome units, you need a stair package that's identical out of the crate and tuned to a tight install window. We standardize the design once, build the units in batches, and label each crate with the unit it goes to.

For townhome builders, Snyder builds standardized oak-tread stair packages: the design is set once, units are built in batches of four to eight, and each stair is crated and labeled by unit number for delivery. First units in a few weeks from contract, then a rolling cadence — with trade pricing tuned to a tight install window.
Built & reviewed by Snyder Stairs · Whitehall, PA · Est. 1987 · Updated June 2026
Specs, lead times, and delivery details for this scope. Call (610) 443-2240 for a firm quote on your project.
We don't bid by the unit and then forget about you. The townhome model is the one most local builders pick to repeat.
Each unit's stair is crated and labeled. Your trim crew opens the right crate at the right building. No mix-ups, no holding inventory in your warehouse.
We batch your units 4–8 at a time so material flow matches your framing schedule. First units in a few weeks from contract, then a rolling cadence.
Per-unit pricing locked at contract, no surprise change orders for repeat units. Volume-based trade pricing scales as the count grows.
Plan / elevation / section drawings delivered for the standardized stair. Your structural engineer and city plan-reviewer see the same set.
Send us your architectural set. We red-line the stair pages, flag any code issues, and quote per-unit pricing within 3 business days.
On contract, we deliver a CAD plan, elevation, and section for the standardized stair. Your structural engineer signs off and the design freezes.
Units batched 4–8 at a time. Stringer, treads, risers, balusters, newels — cut, fit, and finished in our shop, 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.
Install lives with your trim or framing crew. We're on the phone for any questions on the first 2–3 units; after that they own it.
Most trade work ships crated for your framing or trim crew to set. Here is how the two paths compare so you can plan the schedule.
No — we fabricate + crate + deliver, and your framing or trim crew installs. We consult by phone on the first few units to dial in the install pattern. After that the install moves fast.
We've batched as few as 4 units and as many as 32. Below 4 we'd suggest looking at our custom-stair pricing instead, since the standardization overhead doesn't pay off.
Yes — and we'll spec slightly wider treads, lower riser heights, and continuous handrails per ADA-adjacent guidance. Call (610) 443-2240 and we'll walk through it.
Both. Railings, newels, and balustrade ship with each unit's crate. Iron or wood, painted or stained — 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?
Quick per-unit quote in 3 business days. Our own crew that's been batching townhome stairs since 1987. Whitehall PA shop, rolling delivery, crated by unit.
Budget on the first call · (610) 443-2240 · Whitehall, PA
