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Stairs & Trim, Worthington, OH

Stair & Trim Installation in Worthington, OH

Stairs, transitions and trim are the details that decide whether a new floor looks installed or looks finished. They are also the most common reason a flooring quote moves after the fact, so we measure them at the appointment and price them with the job. Professionally installed across Worthington.

Stair treads and trim
Why Highmark Flooring in Worthington

Stairs & Trim done right, the first time, in Worthington.

Homeowners across Worthington, OH call Highmark Flooring for stairs & trim because every job runs with experienced installers, clear pricing, no surprise charges, and one number to call from first sample to finished floor.

We install stairs & trim across Worthington and the surrounding area, including Dublin, Westerville, Upper Arlington, Grandview Heights. Financing available over 12 months on qualifying installs.

What's included

  • Stairs measured and finished to match your floor
  • Transitions between rooms and surfaces
  • Trim and moulding worked into the project price
  • Reviewed on site before you get a number
Before you book in Worthington

Where stairs wear out

Traffic on a staircase concentrates on the nose of each tread, in a strip a few inches wide. It is the most heavily worn surface in most houses by a wide margin, which is why a carpet chosen purely for softness will look tired on the stairs long before it looks tired anywhere else.

We take that into account when specifying. It is common for the right answer to be a slightly denser, tighter carpet on the stairs than in the bedrooms they lead to, and there is nothing wrong with a house where those two are not identical.

Cleanup and walkthrough

We clean up, and then we walk the finished job with you, stairs included, because they are the part people look at hardest.

Installed products carry a lifetime warranty, and since we service only the jobs we installed, the responsibility for how it holds up stays with us.

Stairs & Trim in Worthington

Built for Worthington homes.

Worthington was planned before it was built. The Scioto Company formed in Connecticut on 5 May 1802 under James Kilbourne, and by December 1803 the settlement was laid out as 160 three-quarter-acre lots around a five-acre public green. That New England plan is still the shape of the place, and the 2020 census counted 14,786 residents. Old houses, high expectations, and floors that have to suit both.

In houses with that much period character, the material conversation is genuinely different. A very wide, heavily wire-brushed contemporary plank fights with original trim in a way a narrower board at a lower sheen does not. We raise it before an order goes in, because it is the sort of thing that is obvious the moment a floor is down and expensive at that point.

Stairs are where an old Worthington house takes the most care. Steep, narrow, rarely square, often with a winder or a return that has to be scribed on site. We measure them individually rather than counting steps, because a staircase is the one part of a flooring job with no reliable shortcut.

More about flooring in Worthington, OH

Recent work

Stairs & Trim jobs near Worthington

  • Cozy stair treads and trim in a hallway
  • Spacious stair treads and trim in a stairs
  • Cozy stair treads and trim in a stairs

0% APR for 12 months

6,12,36 months 0% depends on purchase size.

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