Tear out old, rotted, or builder-grade casing and replace it with custom window trim built to fit your openings and match your home. Removed, rebuilt, and installed by one Arlington team.
Every job starts by removing the casing that is already there, correcting whatever is behind it, and rebuilding the trim to fit your openings and match your home. Here is the trim we take out and replace.
We remove trim stained, swollen, or rotted from leaks and condensation, correct the damage behind it, and rebuild the casing so the window looks sound again.
Casing that has cupped, split, or pulled away from the wall comes off and is replaced with straight, tight-mitered trim that sits flush and stays put.
Thin, flat contractor casing is swapped for deeper profiles, stools, and aprons that give ordinary windows real weight and a custom look.
When only some windows have been redone, we replicate your existing casing profile so the replaced trim disappears into the rooms already finished.
We replace dated casing on every window in the house at once, moving from room to room so the whole home reads as one current, cohesive look.
After new windows go in, we tear out the disturbed old casing and retrim the openings so the finish work looks intentional, not patched.
We look at the trim that is there now, check for rot and moisture behind it, and talk through matching or upgrading the profile.
You see the new casing profile before we cut a board, and choose the wood and finish to match your home or set a new standard.
Your replacement casing, stools, and aprons are milled by our own carpenters to the exact size of each opening.
We remove the old trim, install the new casing tight and level, caulk and finish it, and leave the room clean.
Replacing window trim well means dealing with what the old casing was hiding. We take the trim off, correct the rot and gaps behind it, then mill and install new casing that fits the opening and matches your home. Adding trim to new windows or a new build? See our window trim installation.
Casing that is stained, swollen, soft to the touch, cracked, cupped, or pulling away from the wall is past repair. If the trim looks dated or thin next to the rest of your home, replacement is usually the better call than patching.
Because every home has different openings, profiles, and hidden damage, we quote each project after an in-home consultation. Your estimate reflects the number of windows, the profile you choose, and any rot repair, with no surprises after.
Yes. We replicate your existing casing profile so replaced windows blend with the rooms already finished, or we upgrade every window to one new profile for a consistent look throughout the home.
We do. When we remove damaged casing we correct the moisture damage and gaps behind it before installing new trim, so the problem is resolved rather than hidden under fresh wood.
Our shop is in Arlington and we replace window trim for homeowners across the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex.
Tell us about the tired casing you want gone. We'll set up an in-home consultation and show you what your windows can look like.
Innovations Carpentry serves homeowners across Dallas and the northern Dallas suburbs from our workshop in Arlington, with finish carpentry, custom millwork, and stair work for North Texas.