Trim & Baseboard Installation in Austin, TX

Why Austin Homeowners Choose Us for Trim & Baseboards

Trim and baseboards are the details that separate a finished room from a polished one. When the joints are tight, the caulk lines are clean, and the paint is crisp, the entire room feels intentional. When the trim is sloppy, gapped, or missing, even expensive paint and flooring look unfinished. Our trim carpenters install baseboards, crown molding, door casings, window trim, and chair rail throughout Austin homes with the precision these details demand.

Many Austin homes built in the 1980s and 1990s in neighborhoods like Circle C, Avery Ranch, and Steiner Ranch have builder-grade 3-inch rounded baseboards and minimal trim. Upgrading to taller 5.25-inch or 7.25-inch baseboards with a craftsman or shaker profile transforms the entire feel of a room. We help homeowners select trim profiles that match the architectural style of their home, whether that's a mid-century ranch in Allandale, a traditional two-story in Westlake, or a modern farmhouse in Dripping Springs.

Our installation process produces tight-fitting joints on every wall, corner, and transition. We cope inside corners rather than miter them, which creates joints that stay tight even as Austin's humidity causes wood to expand and contract seasonally. All nail holes are filled, seams are caulked, and surfaces are sanded smooth before priming and painting. We use MDF trim for painted applications because it doesn't warp in Austin's humidity, and we use solid wood for stained or natural-finish installations.

Beyond baseboards, we install crown molding in living rooms, dining rooms, and bedrooms; chair rail and wainscoting in formal spaces; window sill and apron trim; door casings for every interior and exterior doorway; and built-in shelving and cabinet trim. If you're renovating a room and need the trim to match the rest of the house, we can replicate profiles from existing trim using custom router bits.

What You Get with Our Trim & Baseboards