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JS Construction specializes in finishing and refinishing staircase, hardwood installation, vinyl and laminate flooring. We take pride in providing high-quality workmanship and excellent customer service to our clients.

With many years of experience in the construction industry, we are dedicated to staying up-to-date with the latest techniques and materials to ensure our clients receive not only an excellent experience, but also a finished product they are truly happy with. When it comes to staircase finishing and refinishing, we use only the best quality products and take great care to ensure a flawless finish. We work with our clients to choose the right color and finish for their staircase, taking into account their design preferences and lifestyle.

We understand that choosing the right flooring can make a significant impact on the look and feel of any space, so working with our clients to educate and help them select the best product for their home is important to us, taking into account factors such as durability, maintenance, and aesthetics.

In addition to hardwood, we also specialize in laminate and vinyl flooring, which are both a excellent options for those looking for a more budget-friendly alternative to hardwood flooring.

At JS Construction, we take pride in our work and strive to exceed our clients' expectations. We are committed to providing high-quality services that are both affordable and durable, ensuring that our clients are satisfied with their investment for years to come.

Refinishing

Flooring

Treads

Other Projects

5 Signs It's Time to Upgrade Your Stairs

1. Creaky Steps

While this may seem like more of a nuisance than anything, quite often noisy steps can be an indication of underlying maintenance issues. As wood ages and natural ware and tear occurs, steps become warped. Typically the squeak comes from the point where the nail or screw is placed; however, this can be pinpointed by a professional contractor who can then offer up suggestions on the best course of action to repair the issue. Repairs can be as simple as using glue, replacing screws, or even adding blocks to further support the step, but this would of course be dependent on the staircase design.

2. Loose or Cracked Treads

The tread, or more commonly referred to by most as the "step", is the long plank of wood one steps on when using the stairs. As time passes, these treads can crack or become loose, pulling away from the fasteners, creating not only an uncomfortable experience, but also a hazardous situation. Having a professional contractor inspect the staircase will allow for them to evaluate the problem and provide the best fix for the problem, which could range from resecuring a loose screw or nail, to replacing the affected tread.

3. Soft Staircase

You step down and can immediately feel that something is off. Maybe you can't pinpoint what it is, but something about the staircase feels "soft" and not the warm and fuzzy carpet kind of soft. Understanding that the treads are only one component of a staircase is important, but often can be an indication of a much more serious structural issue. Having a qualified profession inspect this issue immediately is critical to help rule out any serious safety hazards and ensure repair solutions are provided promptly.

4. Water Damage

Excessive water on wood can cause it to warp and rot over time, resulting in a comprised staircase and unsafe situation. This is most common to outdoor decks, porches, and basement stairs due to increased moisture and the elements of the environment. Discussing proper maintenance and scheduling a repair with a skilled professional is important to address a compromised staircase and prevent future expenses.

5. Poorly Placed Banister