Keep what's worth keeping
We assess your Bethlehem stair on site — sound historic newels and rails get refinished and re-capped, not landfilled.

A stair remodel updates the whole staircase — treads, balusters, handrail, and newel — to match a renovated Bethlehem home, instead of replacing parts one at a time. We refinish what's sound and replace what isn't, so a dated north-side row-house or south-side foyer reads current with the rest of the house.
A stair remodel updates the whole staircase — treads, balusters, handrail, and newel — to match a renovated Bethlehem home, instead of replacing parts one at a time. We refinish what's sound and replace what isn't, so a dated north-side row-house or south-side foyer reads current with the rest of the house.
Bethlehem homes span Moravian-era row houses and SteelStacks-era new builds, and both reach a point where new floors, paint, and lighting leave the stair as the last dated element. A remodel restores the sound parts and replaces the rest.
Stair remodel — full service detailWe assess your Bethlehem stair on site — sound historic newels and rails get refinished and re-capped, not landfilled.
Refinished or new treads, updated balusters, and a fresh handrail profile coordinated so the foyer reads as one renovation.
Stain tones and profiles set to your new floors, trim, and paint — whether that's a SteelStacks loft or a north-side row house.
We build and fit parts in Whitehall and schedule on-site work in tight windows so you keep using an occupied Bethlehem home.
Scoped to your Bethlehem stair — refinish-led remodels cost less than full replacement
Coordinated as one project · shop-fit parts, scheduled around a lived-in home
These are ranges to set expectations, not a quote. Every Bethlehem stair is different. Send us a few photos and we'll give you a realistic budget range on your first call; the firm number comes after we measure. (610) 443-2240.

Faucett period restoration — a full stair built new to the home's era, caught mid-install. The same shop-built transformation we bring to Bethlehem foyers, north side and south.
View this projectA full remodel coordinates treads, risers, balusters, handrail, and newel into one updated package — refinishing the parts that are sound and replacing the parts that aren't, matched to your renovated Bethlehem interior.
Usually. Many Bethlehem stairs — especially Historic District row houses with solid period parts — have sound framing we can reuse. A remodel keeps that structure, so it costs less than a from-the-floor new build.
Yes — that's central to how we work north-side homes. We refinish and match period profiles rather than replace them wholesale, and only swap parts that are genuinely beyond saving, so the remodel reads as a careful update, not a gut.
Yes. We match tread species, handrail profile, and newel profile to your new floors, trim, and wall color so the stair finishes a south-side renovation cleanly rather than dating it.
We keep it minimal — parts are built and fit in our Whitehall shop and on-site work is scheduled in tight windows, so you keep using the rest of the house while the foyer is updated.
Ready when you are
Send us a few photos of your staircase and we'll give you a realistic budget range over the phone, before anyone comes out.
Budget on the first call · (610) 443-2240 · Whitehall, PA
