Concrete Staircase: What Does It Cost?

Installing a prefabricated concrete staircase with 7 steps can cost as little as €595.

Concrete staircases have become increasingly popular in recent years. They are modern, minimalist, durable, and robust.
This versatile material can be used for a wide range of stair designs, offering great flexibility.
In addition, installation is quick, allowing for significant time savings during construction.

Factors Affecting the Price

The following factors can further influence the price of a concrete staircase:

• Type of concrete used

• Custom design requests (e.g., surface texture or structure)

• Shape and layout of the staircase

• Combination with other materials (e.g., glass, metal, wood)

• Size and total length of the staircase

Possible Additional Costs

Additional expenses may arise depending on labor costs, desired aesthetics, and site conditions in your property.

Estimated extra costs include:

What Does It Cost to Pour a Concrete Staircase?

For custom shapes or unique designs, it may be worth having a cast-in-place concrete staircase made.
To ensure quality results, you should always consult with experienced professionals.

• Formwork for stair flights: €55–135/m²

• In-situ concrete: €175–335/m³

What Does a Prefabricated Concrete Staircase Cost?

Prefabricated reinforced concrete (RC) staircases can be installed quickly and efficiently.
If you have DIY experience, you can lower costs by performing certain steps yourself.
Otherwise, it’s best to rely on professional craftsmen for proper installation.

• Prefabricated concrete staircase with 16 steps: €1,610–2,910

• Single concrete step: from €70

Travel Costs

If the project site is outside the craftsman’s service area, many contractors charge a travel fee.
This typically ranges from €10 to €50, depending on the distance and region.