Baseboards, quarter round, casing, shelving, and finish carpentry.
Trim is what makes a room look intentional. Loose baseboards, missing quarter round, and builder-grade casing around doors and windows leave even a fresh paint job looking unfinished.
We install and replace baseboards, quarter round, door and window casing, crown, and simple built-in shelving. New trim is often the last step before interior painting, and it shows up constantly on room remodels when floors, doors, or openings change.
We check floors, walls, and openings so the profile, returns, and joints actually fit the house you have — not a square box on paper.
Boards are coped or mitered, fastened, and set flush. Gaps get filled so the line reads continuous around the room.
Nails are set, caulk is tooled, and the work is left ready for stain or paint so you are not sanding our mess later.
In most cases, yes. Bring a sample or we will measure what is already there and source the closest profile available.
We can. Many clients have us install the wood, then fold it into a painting visit so the caulk, primer, and finish coats happen in one sequence.
We scribe or scribe-and-shim so the board follows the floor instead of leaving a growing gap down the wall.
Tell us what your home needs. We'll respond fast with honest, upfront pricing — no pressure, no surprises.