Source or match the part
For a damaged Nazareth carved newel we source a matching part or have one made — then fit it so the carved character carries through.

Stair restoration matches worn or damaged period parts rather than replacing the staircase. For Nazareth's 18th- and 19th-century Moravian-era homes we source a matching carved newel or have one made, then fit it in Whitehall and deliver it unfinished — installed in a day or two. A single replacement newel runs about $1,200–$2,500.
Stair restoration matches worn or damaged period parts rather than replacing the staircase. For Nazareth's 18th- and 19th-century Moravian-era homes we source a matching carved newel or have one made, then fit it in Whitehall and deliver it unfinished — installed in a day or two. A single replacement newel runs about $1,200–$2,500.
Nazareth's downtown carries the same Moravian heritage as nearby Bethlehem — homes around Center Square and along Belvidere Street with turned newels and original walnut handrails, structurally fine but cosmetically worn. Our approach: refinish where we can, match where we can't, sourcing or having matching parts made to suit the carved character.
Stair restoration — full service detailFor a damaged Nazareth carved newel we source a matching part or have one made — then fit it so the carved character carries through.
Original walnut handrails and sound newels get refinished; we match only what's truly gone, keeping the Moravian interior intact.
For preservation review we include documentation packages — period reference, profile-match diagrams — as part of the scope when needed.
Pieces are fit in Whitehall, delivered unfinished, then installed in a day or two with minimal disruption to a historic Nazareth home.
Single replacement newel ~$1,200–$2,500 · priced by profile complexity · estimate under a week
Sourced or made-to-match parts, fit to the original · day-or-two on-site install
These are ranges to set expectations, not a quote. Every Nazareth 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.

Caruso residence, Chatham, NJ: a completed custom stair project with dark-and-white details. This photograph shows work in Chatham.
View this projectRestoration is priced by profile complexity and how many parts need matching — a single replacement newel runs $1,200–$2,500 depending on the turning. A fuller Moravian-era restoration scales from there. We estimate, usually within a week, after seeing the original parts.
Yes — Nazareth and nearby Bethlehem are our home turf for period restoration. We've worked on homes dating to the 1740s–1850s, sourcing matching carved components or having them made, then fitting them. Documentation packages for preservation review are part of the scope when needed.
Yes — for both turned and box newel profiles. Bring us a photo or a sample turning, and we source a match or have one made within a few weeks of lead time. Custom moldings on box newels can be reproduced from a returned profile sample.
Restoration is priced by profile complexity and the number of components to match — a single newel is $1,200–$2,500. New-build subdivision packages are priced per-floorplan and per-lot. Both include shop fabrication, finishing, and crated delivery.
Minimally. Replacement pieces are fit in our Whitehall shop, delivered unfinished, then installed in just a day or two on site, so the historic interior stays largely undisturbed during the work.
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
