CAD for complex stairs
For complex or curved Easton builds we draw the stair in CAD (not stamped) — plan/elevation/section — so the GC, homeowner, and shop work from the same stair.

A custom stair is a new staircase designed and built for your home rather than a stock run. For Easton's outer-ring new construction — Forks Township, Palmer Township, College Hill Estates — we design a transitional stair, cut and finish it in Whitehall. Builds start from about $2,500, with grand custom work running $20K–$70K+.
A custom stair is a new staircase designed and built for your home rather than a stock run. For Easton's outer-ring new construction — Forks Township, Palmer Township, College Hill Estates — we design a transitional stair, cut and finish it in Whitehall. Builds start from about $2,500, with grand custom work running $20K–$70K+.
Built & reviewed by Snyder Stairs · Whitehall, PA · Est. 1987 · Updated June 2026
Easton's newer single-family and townhouse builds in Forks and Palmer Townships are where most custom-stair calls come from — homeowners and builders wanting a white-oak-and-square-iron stair with a shaker or square-cap newel. These align with our Center Valley Curve and Whitehall Colonial templates. The Caruso's two-tone box stair is our transitional benchmark.
Custom stairs — full service detailFor complex or curved Easton builds we draw the stair in CAD (not stamped) — plan/elevation/section — so the GC, homeowner, and shop work from the same stair.
White-oak treads, painted risers, square iron, shaker or square-cap newel — the Forks/Palmer outer-ring aesthetic.
Parts cut for precision, then newels and handrail transitions carved and finished in Whitehall before delivery.
The stair arrives finished and crated, set fast even 18 miles out on our Easton circuit.
From about $2,500 for a custom stair · grand / curved builds $20K–$70K+
~6–16 weeks design, fabrication & finish · CAD for complex stairs
Ballpark, not a bid — every Easton stair is different. We give you a firm number after a free in-home measure. Budget on the first call · (610) 443-2240.

Caruso residence — a two-tone box stair in white oak with painted risers and an ebonized handrail. The transitional benchmark for Easton's Forks and Palmer Township outer-ring new builds.
View this projectCustom stairs start from about $2,500 for an entry-level run and climb with complexity — a grand curved or estate stair in a larger Easton home runs $20,000 to $70,000 and beyond. Species, balcony runs, and carved detail drive it. That's a range to set expectations, not a quote — we confirm firm after design.
Yes — that's most of our Easton custom work. We design transitional white-oak-and-iron stairs aligned with our Center Valley Curve and Whitehall Colonial templates, provide CAD drawings for complex builds (not stamped), and crate a finished stair for your builder's crew.
About six to sixteen weeks from final design to install, depending on complexity. A straight transitional new-build run is on the shorter end; a curved or two-tone box stair takes longer in the shop before it ships finished.
Yes. Easton is about 18 miles down Route 22 from our Whitehall shop; we run a Tuesday/Thursday Easton circuit. Because the stair arrives crated and finished, the on-site install is fast even at distance.
For complex or curved builds, yes — we draw the stair in CAD (plan/elevation/section; not stamped) so you and your builder approve the exact stair before a board is cut. Simpler runs we confirm from the site measure.
Ready when you are
Custom stairs and railings, built by a family of Pennsylvania craftsmen for nearly forty years. We'll give you a realistic budget on the first call — not a teaser, not a pressure-close. Get in touch, or send a few photos.
Budget on the first call · (610) 443-2240 · Whitehall, PA
