Waterproof Vinyl Stairs, Finished With Nosings That Actually Match

Homeowners usually call us about a floor and only mention the stairs as an afterthought - and then get frustrated when the plank they picked doesn't come with a matching stair edge. It's the single most common reason a vinyl stair job looks unfinished: a mismatched aluminum trim strip where the nosing should be.

Flooring and Stone of Denton plans the stairs from the start of the estimate, not as a last-minute add-on, so the transition from your new floor to the staircase reads as one continuous project instead of two.

Stairs take more abuse than almost anywhere else in the house - dropped bags of groceries, dog claws scrambling for grip, kids in socks. Waterproof vinyl handles all of that without scratching like hardwood or staining like carpet, and it grips better underfoot than polyurethaned wood treads. For a side-by-side, our [hardwood stairs](/hardwood-stairs) and [carpet stairs](/carpet-stairs) pages walk through the tradeoffs, or see [laminate stairs](/laminate-stairs) if you're comparing that option too.