Trim and molding - Construction Contractors Near Me

Q: What's the difference between trim and molding?

Trim is a broad term for all the millwork used to finish a room, including window casings, door frames, and baseboards. Molding is a type of trim used for decorative purposes, such as crown molding, chair rails, and picture frame molding. Molding often features more elaborate profiles and designs compared to standard, functional trim.

Q: What materials are used for trim and molding?

Common materials include MDF (medium-density fiberboard) , pine , and poplar . MDF is a cost-effective, durable option that's great for painting. Pine is a popular choice due to its affordability and versatility. Poplar is a hardwood that provides a smoother finish for painting and is less prone to dings. For high-moisture areas like bathrooms, we may recommend moisture-resistant options or PVC trim.

Trim and molding services

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Enhance the beauty and value of your space with professional trim and molding services from Construction Contractors Near Me. Often referred to as the “jewelry of a home,” trim work provides those essential finishing touches that transform a standard room into a truly elegant and polished space.
Our skilled craftsmen specialize in the precise installation, repair, and replacement of all types of interior trim, delivering a high-quality finish that adds character and sophistication.
Our trim and molding services include:

Crown Molding: Add a touch of classic elegance to any room by installing crown molding where the wall meets the ceiling.
Baseboards & Casings: Upgrade your home’s look with new baseboards and door or window casings for a clean, finished appearance.
Chair Rails & Wainscoting: Create visual interest and protect your walls with expertly installed chair rails or decorative wainscoting.
Custom Millwork: Have a unique vision? We can design and install custom trim and millwork to fit your specific style and needs.

Whether you’re looking to refresh a single room or complete a full home renovation, our meticulous attention to detail ensures every piece of trim is installed seamlessly. Let us provide the perfect finishing touch to your project.

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Let’s Talk Building: The Answers You Need

Trim is a broad term for all the millwork used to finish a room, including window casings, door frames, and baseboards. Molding is a type of trim used for decorative purposes, such as crown molding, chair rails, and picture frame molding. Molding often features more elaborate profiles and designs compared to standard, functional trim.

The best trim for your home depends on its architectural style. For example, a modern home might benefit from simple, clean-lined trim, while a traditional home would look great with more ornate, decorative moldings. Consider the scale of your room as well; larger rooms can handle wider, more intricate trim, whereas smaller spaces may feel overwhelmed by it.

Yes, in most cases, we can. We can often find a perfect match from our suppliers or, for more unique or historic profiles, we can have custom knives made to replicate the existing trim’s shape and design. This ensures a seamless look throughout your home, even if you are only replacing a small section.

Common materials include MDF (medium-density fiberboard), pine, and poplar. MDF is a cost-effective, durable option that’s great for painting. Pine is a popular choice due to its affordability and versatility. Poplar is a hardwood that provides a smoother finish for painting and is less prone to dings. For high-moisture areas like bathrooms, we may recommend moisture-resistant options or PVC trim.

The duration of a project varies significantly based on its scope. A small project, such as installing baseboards in a single room, might take less than a day. A whole-house trim replacement, which includes crown molding, door casings, and baseboards, can take several days to a week or more. We’ll provide a clear timeline after assessing your project’s specific details.