Dramatic DIY Staircase Makeover

This post is sponsored by The Home Depot. 

Every year, just before the holidays I get to urge to take on a house project. It may have something to do with the cooler weather and the natural nesting instinct that comes with Fall. Or, it may be that I want the house to look it's best for holiday guests. Either way, it happens each year and something exciting usually comes of it.




This year...it was a staircase makeover! 

I've been wanting to remove the carpeting from our stairs and have wood risers and treads installed for a long time. My stairs are the first thing you see when entering our home through the front door, and they were anything but exciting. 

Take a look...

(Before)


I've always put a staircase makeover project on the back burner, mainly due to the expense of having the job contracted out. Don't tell anyone this, but I worried it was too big of a project for me take on DIY-Style...until the day I came across Cap A Tread Laminate Stair covers at Home Depot! When I saw this revolutionary product, I realized a DIY Staircase Makeover was within my skill set! I could achieve the higher-end look I wanted in a way that was doable with my moderate DIY carpentry skills. 





Guys, I'm so excited about this makeover. It makes such a difference in our small foyer and adds so much to the look of my staircase.

I still can't believe I took it from this...



(Before)


To this...


(After)


And, I did myself...TYCC Fall DIY Project 2K19 is officially in the books!
Stop by tomorrow and I'll show you, step by step, how I did it!




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*This project was sponsored by The Home Depot. 


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