Trim Painting

What This Service Involves

Trim takes the most abuse from hands, furniture, and cleaning, so it needs a harder, more durable coating than wall paint. We fill nail holes, caulk gaps, sand glossy surfaces for adhesion, and finish with an enamel that holds up to scrubbing. Straight, clean lines where trim meets the wall are what make a repaint look professional, and we cut every one by hand. This service pairs well with a wall repaint or stands alone to revive tired woodwork.

Benefits

Durable enamel finish that resists scuffs and repeated cleaning; hand-caulked seams for a seamless, gap-free look; smooth surfaces from careful sanding and hole filling; crisp lines where trim meets walls and ceilings; a refreshed look for baseboards, casings, and crown molding

Our Process

1) Fill nail holes, caulk gaps, and sand existing finishes; 2) Spot-prime bare wood and stain-prone areas; 3) Apply enamel coats to baseboards, casings, and crown; 4) Level under raking light and touch up any imperfections

What Affects the Cost

Linear footage of trim and molding profiles; current condition and gloss level; number of doors and window casings; amount of filling and caulking needed; paint versus stain-grade finish specified

Best Time of Year

Trim painting is an interior-friendly project ideal for the damp off-season when outdoor work stalls.