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Use a pry bar to remove the pre-existing damaged wood pieces.
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Start with the riser first.
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Be mindful of possible rusted screws/nails.
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Use a pry bar to remove the pre-existing damaged wood pieces.
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Remove the treads on the stairs.
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Be mindful of possible rusted screws/nails.
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Use a measuring tape to measure the foundation where the new steps will be placed.
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To ensure accurate measurements, make sure to repeat this step twice.
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Mark your measurements on both ends of your new weather treated wood using a measuring tape and a pencil.
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For the best results, use a ruler to connect your marks into a straight line.
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Use a circular saw to cut across the straight line marked on the new piece of wood.
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Make sure the wood is secure by holding the end resting on the table the entire time.
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Safety glasses should be worn during this step.
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Secure your wood piece (riser) into place using a drill and galvanized screws.
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Create two pilot holes with the correct drill bit.
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Secure the wood (riser) into place by drilling 2" galvanized Phillips head screws into the pilot holes.
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Make sure your wood piece (tread) fits into place and is level.
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For the most accurate results, it is important to use a large level.
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Secure your wood piece (tread) into place using a drill and galvanized screws.
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Create three pilot holes with the correct drill bit.
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Secure the wood (tread) into place by drilling 2" galvanized Phillips head screws into the pilot holes.
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Repeat steps 8-10 for the remaining stairs.
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For the best results, follow this guide thoroughly for each stair.
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