Oak
A warm, familiar grain and enduring character.
OUR EXPERTISE / NEW STAIRCASES
Made for the way you live.
From the first sketch to the final fitting. A staircase made for your home, in oak, ash or walnut.
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Built around
your home.
A staircase is more than a route upstairs. It shapes your hallway, frames your landing and becomes part of everyday life. We design and install bespoke timber staircases in oak, ash and walnut, with the proportions and finish considered for your home.
- Straight staircases — clean lines and a simple, practical layout.
- Single-winder staircases — a 90-degree turn to make the most of your space.
- Double-winder staircases — two turns for compact layouts and architectural interest.
THOUGHT THROUGH
Choose the character of your timber.
Ash
Expressive grain, strength and a lighter natural feel.
Walnut
Rich colour for a deeper, distinctive finish.
OUR WORK
See what’s possible.
Your questions,
considered.
Can you transform my stairs without replacing them?+
Often, yes. If the existing structure is suitable, hardwood cladding can transform the treads, risers and other visible elements. We’ll discuss the right approach for your staircase before recommending any work.
Which timber should I choose?+
Oak brings a familiar warmth and strong grain. Ash has a distinctive grain and a lighter character, while walnut offers a deeper tone. The right choice depends on your home, finish and budget.
Do you work outside Wakefield?+
Yes. DC & Sons Joinery serves Wakefield, Leeds and homes across Yorkshire. Get in touch with your location and a little about your project.
How long does staircase cladding take?+
Many straightforward cladding installations can be completed in a day. Winders, landings, balustrades, repairs and bespoke storage can affect the programme. Your quotation will set out the scope for your project.
How do I get a quotation?+
Tell us where you’re based, what you’d like to change and, if possible, share a few photos by email. Dan and the team can discuss the options and arrange the next steps.