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304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
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Monday to Friday: 7AM - 7PM
Weekend: 10AM - 5PM
Timber Staircase Installation in Launceston
A staircase isn’t just a way to move between floors – it’s a statement of craftsmanship, safety, and design. At Exact Carpentry & Handyman Service, we build timber staircases that feel solid underfoot and look right at home in yours.
Whether you’re after a classic hardwood staircase, a modern floating design, or a simple upgrade to your existing stairs, we bring the same precision and care to every job. Our staircases are built to Australian standards, tailored to your space, and finished to reflect your style.
- Custom timber staircases for new builds and renovations
- Floating stairs, closed risers, and open tread designs
- Handrails, balustrades, and hardware installed to code
- Stair repairs and retrofits for safety and appearance
We measure twice, build once, and clean up properly. No demo content, no shortcuts just real craftsmanship backed by clear communication and respect for your home.
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Whether you need repairs, upgrades, or a full renovation, we provide clear quotes and reliable workmanship.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of staircases do you build?
We specialise in timber staircases, including straight, L-shaped, and floating designs. Each build is tailored to your layout and preferences.
Can you match my existing timber or flooring?
Yes. We source timber to complement your current finishes and can advise on stain and seal options for a seamless look.
Do you install handrails and balustrades?
Absolutely. We install compliant handrails, balustrades, and stair hardware to meet safety codes and enhance your staircase design.
How long does a staircase project take?
Most installations take 2–5 days depending on complexity. We provide clear timelines upfront and stick to them.
Do you offer repairs or upgrades to existing stairs?
Yes. We can reinforce, refinish, or replace components to improve safety, appearance, and longevity.