Staircase Repair in Bilston

Staircase repair in Bilston for creaking treads, loose spindles, wobbly handrails and worn steps. We fix the cause of the problem so your stairs feel solid and safe to use again.

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Stopping Creaking Stairs

Creaks usually come from treads and risers rubbing as they move. Over time, the glue blocks and wedges underneath work loose. We refix these from below where we can, or screw the treads down from above. The result is a quieter staircase that feels firmer underfoot.

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Fixing Loose Spindles and Handrails

A wobbly handrail or loose spindles make stairs less safe, especially for children and older people. We refix loose parts, replace broken spindles and secure the newel post so the balustrade feels solid. We can match new spindles to your existing ones where possible.

Repairing Worn or Damaged Treads

Treads can wear, split or break, especially on older stairs. A damaged tread can often be replaced on its own without changing the whole staircase. We cut the new tread to size, fit it firmly in place and leave it ready for carpet or paint.

About us

Staircase repair takes joinery skill, as every part of the stairs is joined to the next. Roscommon Joiners has 25 years in the trade, and our team holds City & Guilds qualifications in carpentry and joinery. We repair staircases in homes in Bilston, Wallbrook, Woodcross and across the West Midlands.

City & Guilds qualified in carpentry and joinery
25 years in the trade
Fire door fitting, repairs and inspections
Joinery and plumbing from one team
Open weekdays and Saturday mornings

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can creaking stairs be fixed without removing the carpet in Bilston?

Often, yes. If we can reach the underside of the stairs, we can refix the loose blocks and wedges from below without touching the carpet. If not, the carpet may need lifting on the noisy treads. We'll check your stairs in Bilston and explain the best approach.

Is it worth repairing an old staircase in Bilston?

In most cases, yes. Staircase repair in Bilston is usually far less work than a full replacement. Loose treads, broken spindles and wobbly handrails can all be fixed. Replacement only makes sense if the main strings are badly damaged or the stairs are no longer safe to use.

How long does a staircase repair take in Bilston?

Most staircase repairs in Bilston take a few hours to a day. Fixing creaks or a loose handrail is usually quick. Replacing treads or several spindles takes longer, especially if parts need making to size. The stairs can normally still be used at the end of each day.