Is $300 to replace a stair reducer with a flush stair nose a fair price?
Project Details
We had carpet replaced with hard flooring on a landing, and the original installer added a reducer on top of the existing stair. We plan to add a carpet runner. A new flooring crew doing sanding and staining suggested this change, though it will result in that step being slightly higher than the others.
Quote Details
Remove existing reducer and old stair nose to install a proper flush stair nose level with the landing. - Remove existing reducer located 1/2 inch from edge - Remove old stair nose - Install new flush stair nose - Perform necessary trim work and gap filling
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Category
Flooring
Price
$300
Quote Date
April 14, 2026
Removal included
No
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