Harvest work is matching work, not a historic-house rebuild. These are typically two-story builder plans: carpet on the treads, painted MDF risers, a skinny rail, and hardwood (or a new hardwood install) on the floor the stair meets. We keep a sound stringer and replace what you walk on so the foyer and the run read as one interior, not a leftover builder stair under a finished floor.
That is a different job from a Twickenham or Five Points stair with original oak gone gray at the nosing. In Harvest the structure usually already works. The quote is a carpet-to-hardwood makeover — solid treads and risers, usually oak — plus skirt boards and transitions cut to the house. Rails, newels, and wood or matte black metal balusters can stay or get upgraded in the same visit. We sample stain on your actual wood under your light before we commit the run.
There is no public shop address. Josh Templet comes to the Harvest house for a free on-site written estimate. Containment is advanced and virtually dustless because these are lived-in homes. Madison is the adjoining city on this same route if that is closer to name on the form. Licensed and fully insured. Call (256) 665-2161.
See also: Madison, AL stair makeovers.
Neighborhoods and ZIPs we name on this page: Harvest, ZIP 35758, and the adjoining Madison route.
Call (256) 665-2161 or send the estimate form. Licensed and fully insured. Owner-operated by Josh Templet.

Our workCurved staircase and upper balcony — oak treads, white risers, black metal balusters.
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