New casing, sills, and aprons for windows that have none, or bare builder drywall returns ready for a real trim package. Designed, milled, and installed by one Arlington team.
Whether you are finishing a new build, an addition, or a remodel, or dressing bare drywall returns for the first time, every profile is milled in our Arlington shop and installed to sit tight, plumb, and finished.
Clean, flat-stock casing with a square backband or simple reveal, the go-to profile for new construction and modern DFW remodels.
Traditional profiled casing joined at crisp 45-degree miters for a refined, symmetric frame around each window.
A solid interior stool that caps the sill with a finished apron beneath, the classic look for double-hung and picture windows.
We case windows that were left as bare builder drywall returns, adding a proper wood surround where there was none.
Mullion casings and mull posts that tie ganged windows into one clean, unified assembly across a wide opening.
New casing profiles installed consistently on every window so a new build or addition reads as one cohesive millwork package.
We measure every opening, review your window styles, and choose a casing and sill profile that suits the home.
You see the profile before we cut a board, and select paint-grade poplar, primed MDF, or stain-grade hardwood together.
Casing, stools, aprons, and backbands are milled and pre-finished by our own carpenters for a consistent set.
We set tight miters, scribe to walls, caulk, and leave sharp reveals with the space clean and finished.
A lot of window trim is installed piecemeal from whatever stock is on the shelf. Ours is drawn for your openings, milled in our own shop, and installed by the people who made it, so every casing, sill, and miter matches across the home. Replacing dated, damaged, or rotted trim instead? See our window trim replacement.
Yes. Adding a real wood surround to windows left as builder drywall returns is one of our most requested installs. We case the opening with new stool, apron, and casing so the window finally looks finished.
Because casing profiles, sill details, and window counts vary by home, we quote each project after an in-home consultation. Your estimate reflects the profile, material, and number of openings you choose, with no surprises after.
Craftsman and Shaker flat-stock casing, traditional mitered profiles, stool-and-apron sills, backbands, and mull posts for ganged windows. We match a single profile across every window for a cohesive look.
Yes. We install complete window trim packages for new builds, additions, and remodels, milling every casing and sill to one profile so the whole home reads as one set of millwork.
Our shop is in Arlington and we install window trim for homeowners across the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex.
Tell us about the windows you want finished. We'll set up an in-home consultation and show you the casing and sill profiles that fit your home.