Custom staircases · West Island, Montréal
Custom staircases in Montréal’s West Island.
HOMEES designs made-to-measure interior staircases, railings and hardwood floors for homeowners from Dorval to Senneville, built and installed by trusted licensed partners. Traditional hardwood or modern steel stringers, planned as one project with one finish.
Pointe-Claire · Dollard-des-Ormeaux · Kirkland · Beaconsfield · Dorval · Pierrefonds-Roxboro · Baie-D’Urfé · Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue · L’Île-Bizard
Where we work
Staircases for West Island homes
Many West Island houses date from the 1950s to the 1990s, and plenty still have their original stairs: carpeted treads, spindle railings, closed stringers. Here is what homeowners in each area usually come to us for.
Pointe-Claire & Dorval
Updating original wood stairs: new hardwood treads and risers, refinished or replaced posts, and a stain that matches the floors.
Dollard-des-Ormeaux & Kirkland
Carpet-to-hardwood conversions and new railings in split-levels and two-storey homes, often done together with new floors.
Beaconsfield & Baie-D’Urfé
Statement staircases for larger homes: open risers, steel stringers and glass, steel or wood railings.
Pierrefonds-Roxboro & L’Île-Bizard
Full staircase replacements and basement stairs, including changes to the stair opening when the layout moves.
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue & Senneville
Restoring or rebuilding wood staircases in older and character homes while keeping their style.
Off the island
Live west of the island? See our Vaudreuil-Soulanges page for Vaudreuil-Dorion, Saint-Lazare, Hudson, Île-Perrot and Valleyfield.
What we do
Stairs, railings and floors, planned together
The railing should be planned with the staircase, and the treads with the floors. Choosing everything at once keeps the wood, stain and proportions consistent from the entrance to the top step.
Staircases
- Staircase renovation (treads, risers, posts)
- Carpet-to-hardwood stair conversions
- Central and side steel stringers
- Open-riser and floating designs
- Traditional red oak, white oak and maple stairs
Railings
- Custom wood railings and balusters
- Powder-coated steel railings
- Frameless and framed glass
- Wood, steel and glass combinations
- Wall-mounted handrails
Hardwood flooring
- Solid and engineered hardwood
- Stair treads matched to your floors
- New treads matched to existing floors
- Clean transitions between rooms
- Stain and colour matching
Structural work
When the staircase itself has to move
A new layout or a brand-new staircase can mean changing the structure around it. We assess and coordinate that work so the finished stairs sit on a proper base.
- Creating or modifying a stair opening
- Framing and structural supports
- Preparing the opening for a new staircase
- Engineering or permits when required
- Checking existing conditions before confirming scope
Engineering and permits are not always included; they are confirmed after the project review.
How it works
From photos to installation
You don’t need plans to get started. A few phone photos of your current staircase are enough for a first look.
- Send photosTell us your neighbourhood, what you want to change, and share a few photos.
- Project reviewWe look at the scope and come back with the next step and a first direction.
- Visit & measurementsWe measure on site and confirm wood, stain, stringer and railing choices.
- Build & installComponents are made to measure, then installed on a confirmed schedule.
Questions
West Island staircase FAQ
Do you renovate existing staircases?
Yes. We replace treads and risers, update posts, balusters and handrails, and change the overall look of an existing staircase without rebuilding it when the structure allows.
Can you replace carpet on my stairs with hardwood?
Yes. We remove the carpet, install new hardwood treads and risers, and can update the railing at the same time.
Do you build central stringer staircases?
Yes. We design central and side steel stringer staircases with wood treads, open risers and glass, steel or wood railings. See our classic-to-central-stringer guide.
Can you match the stairs to my hardwood floors?
In most cases, yes. We match the wood species and stain to your existing floors, or plan new floors and stairs together for an exact match.
Can you change the location or opening of a staircase?
Often, yes. Moving or enlarging a stair opening involves structural work, which we assess on site and coordinate, with engineering or permits when required.
Which areas of the West Island do you serve?
Pointe-Claire, Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Kirkland, Beaconsfield, Dorval, Pierrefonds-Roxboro, Baie-D’Urfé, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Senneville and L’Île-Bizard. Availability is confirmed with each project’s scope and schedule.
How do I get a quote?
Fill out the quote form with your address area, a short description and a few photos, or call 514-416-4016. We respond within 48 hours.
Start your project
Planning a staircase project in the West Island?
Tell us about your current staircase, the style you have in mind, and whether railings or flooring should be included. We’ll come back with the next step within 48 hours.