staircase fitters in Clayton Le Moors (10)

Replacing an old set of stairs, renovating to match a new interior style, or adding a staircase to a loft conversion? Finding the right fitter in Great Harwood, Rishton & Clayton-le-moors makes all the difference.

Hire an experienced tradespeople for staircase project and you can be sure it’s:

• Built to last
• Structurally sound and safe
• Looks good
• Compliant with the latest building regulations

Read on for everything you need to know about finding and hiring tradespeople for staircases covering Great Harwood, Rishton & Clayton-le-moors.

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What is the average cost of a new staircase?

The average cost for a new standard staircase in the UK is between £1,500 and £4,000. That price includes the staircase installation cost as well as the cost of the staircase structure itself.

That said, prices vary depending on the type of staircase you go for. Here’s a rundown of the different options:

• Entry-level straight staircase – Costing around £750- £1,500
• Glass staircase – Typically priced between £5,000 - £25,000
• Oak staircase – About £1,450, or around £1,950 with a half landing
• Floating staircase – Ranging from £20,000 to £80,000
• Metal staircase – Costing £2,500 - £9,500

Our new staircase cost guide takes you through all the prices involved.

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How much would it cost to install a staircase?

As a guide, the average cost of fitting a new staircase in the UK is around £1,500- £4,000. For staircase renovations, you’ll be paying around £300 per day for a carpenter.

For more about prices, check out our guide to new staircase costs.

Do you need building regs for a staircase?

Yes, staircases must meet UK Building Regulations. These cover safety standards such as:

• Minimum tread depth
• Maximum riser height
• Secure handrails

An experienced staircase fitter is best placed to tell you exactly what you need to make sure your staircase complies.

What is the 2S rule for stairs?

The ‘2S rule’ usually refers to guidelines around stair safety and proportions.

In the UK, the main rules are the ‘rise and going’ measurements. This means each step should fall within specific limits so that stairs are safe and comfortable to use.

How long does it take to build a staircase?

Most staircase installations take one to three days, depending on complexity.

A simple straight staircase can often be fitted in a single day, while bespoke designs or loft staircases may take longer.

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