Waterproof Vinyl Stairs With Matching Nosings

Stairs take more abuse than any other part of the house. Basement stairs in a Colorado home carry laundry, groceries, skis, and dogs, and the treads at the bottom often get snowmelt tracked across them. Vinyl resists scratches, wipes clean, and stays quieter than hardwood, which is why many families pick it for the staircase that connects the main floor to a finished walk-out basement.

Floor Crafters installs vinyl stairs in homes around Broomfield, Boulder, and Louisville, usually in the same plank we put on the floor at the top or bottom so the whole run looks like one design. Our mobile design showroom lets you test that match with samples right on your own stairs.

Most vinyl stair complaints come from loose treads and weak adhesion. Our crew removes the old carpet or surface, pulls staples and tack strip, checks every tread for movement, and re-secures anything that squeaks before the new surface goes on. Damaged or crumbly treads are repaired or replaced rather than covered up.

Colorado's dry winters can make older stair framing creak as wood shrinks, so this prep step is where we spend time. We also clean up, haul away debris, and check back within ten days of installation. If your project includes real wood steps, see how we handle hardwood stairs.