Not out of business. just moving to new location. Will be just east of Valley West Mall in Clocktower square. I think they were hoping the new location to open sometime early November.
Thanks! The home has a 3 story oak staircase I'm restoring this week. The original craftsmanship is amazing. I give those guys a lot of respect for the work they did with the tools they had. I'll post some pics of it.
Ok, now I'm intrigued so I gotta ask...We have an 1899 victorian home. The front of the house saw some settlement over the years, but nothing out of the ordinary. However, The bottom of our main staircase settled and the upper landing remained solid.
You would need someone with a CNC or plasma cutter depending on material and thickness. Guessing they will need a vector file to run it (but maybe ask whoever you are working with). But you'd have to ask. You can either Google vector files or there are softwares out there that can convert. If you can't find a vector file you like I could probably make one for you
Stairs are scary if it's your first time. They're not too bad if you're skilled though. Have you ever cut stringers or done anything on stairs before?
this is just one I pulled from Zillow. I can take more tomorrow. If you zoom to the very lower left, you can see the gaps in the trim from the bottom settling. That landing at the top is solid.
I haven’t done anything with stairs yet. I consider myself fairly handy and have been able to figure out most all DIY projects I’ve taken on. They’re not always pro-level but I feel like I do pretty good for the cost.
