How Do You Remove Squeaks From Wooden Steps?
Squeaky steps can be rather annoying, especially in the middle of the night. What may start out as a little squeak can soon turn into a loud noise every time someone places his foot on the problem step. Old steps are notorious for squeaking, but it is also common to find some steps that squeak in newer homes. The most common two reasons for squeaky steps is either a loose nail or the wood has contracted and expanded so many times that it has become loose in some spots and tight in others. You can save a ton of money by fixing the squeaky step on your own instead of hiring a professional carpenter. Examine the squeaky stair to locate the squeaky area. Most commonly, the problem is in the tread section (the part of the step that you walk on). You can also locate squeaking from the side; it means that the whole tread section is moving. This can help you determine if the actual structure of the step is in danger of collapsing. Drill two holes at each end of the tread section for a moving t
