Turn the staircase into a finished part of the home.
A staircase connects floors, but it also shapes sightlines, circulation, light and the character of the interior.
Roume Construction renovates stairs, treads, risers, handrails and railings in Laval and Montréal. We review existing geometry, component condition, openings, finishes and the desired changes before defining the construction scope. Explore our related service for Interior Doors & Finish Carpentry.
A stairs and railings renovation can range from refinishing treads and visible surfaces to replacing handrails, guards and components or completing a more substantial rebuild. Roume Construction evaluates the existing stair, geometry, condition, openings and finishes to plan an appropriate scope in Laval and Montréal. Explore our related service for Interior Doors & Finish Carpentry.
Laval, Montréal, Saint-Laurent, Nouveau-Bordeaux and surrounding areasStart with the staircase that actually exists.
We review geometry, the condition of treads and risers, railings, handrails, posts, openings and adjacent surfaces. This helps separate a finish-focused renovation from work that requires repairs or a more substantial rebuild. Explore our related service for Flooring Installation, Sanding & Refinishing.
Repair, resurface or replace according to condition and the desired result.
Treads are both functional and highly visible. Their condition, thickness, nosing, material and relationship to flooring at landings influence the renovation strategy.
Use risers to unify or transform the staircase.
Risers can be repaired, rebuilt or refinished to create contrast or continuity with the treads. Side details, trim and transitions are planned as part of the complete composition.
Treat the railing as both a safety component and a design element.
Posts, balusters, panels and other guard components need to work with the geometry of the stair and landings. We evaluate existing conditions before proposing replacement or modification. Explore our related service for Flooring Installation, Sanding & Refinishing.
Create a continuous grip and a coherent finished detail.
Handrail position, profile, returns and attachment points need to coordinate with walls, posts and the stair path. Selections are integrated with the overall style of the renovation. Explore our related service for Main-Floor Comfort and Accessibility.
Modify the space around the stair when the project calls for it.
Some projects include closing or opening part of a wall, adding a return, repairing an opening or integrating a new door near the staircase. Existing structure and services need to be reviewed before construction. Explore our related service for Interior Doors & Finish Carpentry.
Resolve the meeting point between stairs and floors.
Landings, floor nosings, transitions and material changes are highly visible details. They are planned with the treads so the finished result does not look assembled as an afterthought. Explore our related service for Flooring Installation, Sanding & Refinishing.
Improve visibility without separating lighting from the design.
Ceiling, wall or integrated lighting can improve stair use. When electrical work is part of the scope, fixture, switch and wiring locations are coordinated before surfaces are closed. Explore our related service for Main-Floor Comfort and Accessibility.
Address visible problems before applying new finishes.
Squeaks, damaged surfaces, misaligned trim, cracked drywall or loose components may need attention before the new finish goes on. Scope depends on what is accessible and what is discovered.
Connect the staircase to the rest of the home.
Wood, paint, stain, metal, hardware and trim strongly influence the result. We aim for a composition that relates to adjacent flooring, doors and rooms rather than treating the stair as an isolated object.
Plan changes around the applicable conditions and requirements.
Stairs and guards involve safety-related elements. Applicable dimensions, openings, heights and details depend on the project and existing situation, so proposed changes are evaluated before a solution is confirmed. Explore our related service for Main-Floor Comfort and Accessibility.
Start with photos of the entire staircase.
Send photos from the bottom, top and sides, including landings and railings, plus approximate dimensions and the result you want. The Roume Project Planner helps define a preliminary scope before an on-site assessment. Explore our related service for Interior Doors & Finish Carpentry.
What can affect the scope?
Existing conditions, access, utilities, dimensions, finish selections and the amount of reconstruction required can all change the final scope.
Useful answers before you start.
What can this type of project include?
Scope depends on existing conditions. Roume can coordinate the preparation, reconstruction, installations and finishing included in the agreed project scope. Explore our related service for Flooring Installation, Sanding & Refinishing.
How does the project start?
Start by describing the space, approximate size and current condition, then add photos in the Roume project planner. Explore our related service for Main-Floor Comfort and Accessibility.
Do you serve Laval and Montréal?
Yes. Roume Construction serves Laval, Montréal, Saint-Laurent, Nouveau-Bordeaux and surrounding areas depending on the project. Explore our related service for Interior Doors & Finish Carpentry.
Can you modify a wall or opening beside the staircase?
Some projects can include changes to walls or openings around the stair. Feasibility depends on factors such as structure, existing services and configuration, which need to be evaluated before the work is confirmed. Explore our related service for Flooring Installation, Sanding & Refinishing.
How do I know whether my stairs need repair or a rebuild?
The condition of accessible treads, stringers and components, geometry, movement, damage and the changes you want all influence that decision. An on-site assessment helps distinguish finish work from more substantial intervention.
How do I get a preliminary range for a stairs and railings project?
Send photos of the full staircase, railings, landings and any damaged areas, along with approximate dimensions and the look you want through the Roume Project Planner. That information helps define a preliminary scope before an on-site assessment. Explore our related service for Interior Doors & Finish Carpentry.
Tell us what you want to change.
Build your project, upload photos and see a preliminary planning range before requesting an on-site assessment.