Casing, chair rail, cove, and panel molding milled to your rooms and installed with tight, coped joints. Designed, run, and fitted by one Arlington team.
From door and window casing to chair rail, cove, and applied panel molding, each profile is chosen for the room, milled in our Arlington shop, and installed to sit tight and true.
Head and side casing with clean mitered or plinth-and-corner-block detailing that frames every opening and ties the room's trim together.
Wall-height chair rail run level around the room, a finished cap on wainscot or a crisp line between two paint colors.
Traditional hanging rail near the ceiling and applied picture-frame boxes below, adding depth and formality to walls and stair runs.
Raised and recessed wall panels and box detailing that turn a flat wall, dining room, or entry into a paneled, custom-built space.
Cove and cornice profiles that soften the wall-to-ceiling line and add architectural weight without the scale of full crown.
Baseboard caps, shoe, and quarter-round scribed to your floors, closing the gap between trim and finished hardwood or tile.
We walk the rooms, measure every wall and opening, and talk through the look you want and how the trim should carry through the home.
We match a molding profile to your home's style and existing millwork, then confirm species, primed or stain-grade stock, and finish together.
Stock is cut, milled, and prepped in our own shop so lengths, returns, and profiles are ready before we ever reach your walls.
We cope inside corners, miter the returns, scribe to your walls and floors, and leave a tight, paint-ready run behind us.
A lot of trim work is subbed out and rushed, with gaps hidden under caulk. Ours is drawn for your rooms, milled in our own shop, and installed by the carpenters who ran it, so the joints stay tight and the profiles match wall to wall.
Most rooms are milled and installed within a few days to a couple of weeks. Timeline depends on how many rooms, the profiles you choose, and whether you add paneling or wainscot, all confirmed at your consultation.
Because every room, profile, and material is different, we quote each project after an in-home consultation. Your estimate reflects the linear footage, molding style, and finish you choose, with no surprises after.
Yes. We mill profiles to blend with your existing casing, base, and rail, so new molding reads as part of the original house rather than an obvious addition.
Both. We run primed stock for a crisp painted finish or hardwood for a stained look, cope the joints tight, and leave the run prepped for your painter or ours.
Our shop is in Arlington and we install interior molding for homeowners across the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex.
Tell us about the rooms you want to finish. We'll set up an in-home consultation and show you the profiles that fit your home.