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Staircases

Custom-built staircases combining structural precision and design.

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Staircases

Whether bold or classic, our custom staircases are built to fit your space perfectly—adding both function and character.

Services We Cover
  • Custom Stair Design & Builds
  • Open-Riser & Floating Stairs
  • Railings & Balustrades
  • Newel Posts & Handrails
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Common Project Questions

Common questions about our custom projects work. Curious about something else? Reach out—we're happy to help.

Do you build custom staircases throughout the New Hampshire Seacoast and Southern Maine?

Yes. Harborview Finishworks designs and installs custom staircases across the New Hampshire & Southern Maine Seacoast’s (New Hampshire - Strafford & Rockingham Counties and beyond) (Main - York, Cumberland, and Southern Oxford Counties and beyond).

Can you replace or update an existing staircase without rebuilding the whole thing?

Yes. In many homes we refinish or reface existing stairs — new treads, updated railings, or a fresh species — without a full structural rebuild. If the existing framing is sound, a facelift can transform the look. We'll assess the structure and tell you honestly whether a refit or a full rebuild makes more sense.

What wood species and railing styles do you offer?

We build staircases in oak, maple, cherry, walnut, or any other hardwood you prefer, with railing options ranging from traditional turned balusters to modern metal, cable, and glass systems. We also match existing millwork in older homes, so a new stair reads as original. We'll walk you through species, stain, and railing options during design.

How long does it take to build and install a custom staircase?

Most basic staircases take 2–6 weeks cumulatively, from design approval to installation: design and measurement (1–2 weeks), fabrication of treads, risers, and railings in our shop (2–4 weeks for basic designs, 6-10 weeks for large scale ornamental designs), and on-site installation can vary greatly between basic and ornamental designs. Curved or floating staircases and hardwoods with long lead times will extend the timeline.

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