Cabinet Crown Molding

What This Service Involves

Crown molding at the top of upper cabinets closes the gap to the ceiling and gives the kitchen a tailored, built-in appearance. We measure carefully, cut precise miters and copes, and fasten the molding so joints are tight and seamless even on the uneven ceilings common in older homes. The profile can be simple or elaborate to match your style. This finishing detail elevates stock or existing cabinets to a custom look.

Benefits

Elegant, finished transition to the ceiling; tight, seamless mitered joints; closes dust-catching gaps above cabinets; a custom look for stock cabinetry

Our Process

1) Measure cabinet tops and ceiling variations; 2) Select a crown profile to match the style; 3) Cut precise miters and copes; 4) Fasten, fill, and finish the molding

What Affects the Cost

Linear feet of molding installed; profile complexity and material; ceiling irregularities requiring scribing; paint or stain finishing

Best Time of Year

Trim work fits any time of year and is a natural finishing step after a cabinet installation.