Interior and Exterior Trim in Connecticut
Flores Painting Service LLC installs, repairs, and replaces trim in Connecticut homes. Baseboard, casing, door and window trim, and exterior trim, cut to the walls you actually have rather than the ones on a plan.
Trim Is Where the Eye Lands First
Trim covers the seam between one surface and another. Where the wall meets the floor, where the wall meets the ceiling, where a door or window sits in its opening. Every room has trim, and when it is missing or damaged, that is the first thing a person notices.
Flores Painting Service LLC handles interior trim installation, exterior trim installation, trim repair, trim replacement, baseboard installation, and door and window trim. The same crew that does finish carpentry does the trim. That is the same trade at the same tolerance.
Get Free Estimate
Trim Services in Connecticut
Six trim services, from a full baseboard run in a new room to a single piece matched and replaced in an old one.
Interior Trim Installation in Connecticut
Interior trim installation covers baseboard, casing, and any trim that goes on after the walls are finished. Cuts follow the actual angle of the wall and the actual line of the floor, because neither one is straight in an older house.
Exterior Trim Installation in Connecticut
Exterior trim installation covers the trim around windows, doors, corners, and the roof line on the outside of the house. Every piece gets primed on all six sides before it goes up. Untreated end grain is where exterior trim fails.
Trim Repair in Connecticut
Trim repair handles split baseboards, cracked casing, water damaged trim, and joints that opened up. The damaged section comes out and the new piece gets matched to the profile that is already there. Full runs do not come out.
Trim Replacement in Connecticut
Trim replacement takes all the trim out of a room or a section and puts new material in. Old walls shift, so the new trim gets scribed to the surface instead of forced. Replacement makes sense when repair stops paying.
Baseboard Installation in Connecticut
Baseboard installation covers new baseboard in rooms that do not have it and replacement of baseboard that failed. Corners get cut to the actual angle of the wall, not a default forty five. Old walls are rarely square anywhere.
Door and Window Trim in Connecticut
Door and window trim covers the casing around openings, inside and outside. The profile matches what is already in the house, or gets chosen to match the style of the room. Casing is the frame the eye sees around every opening.
Why Connecticut Homeowners Call Us for Trim
Scribed, Not Forced
Cuts follow the real angle of the wall and the real line of the floor, because neither one is straight.
Profiles Matched, Not Swapped
Damaged trim gets matched to the existing profile instead of replaced with the closest thing a supply store stocks.
Same Hands, Both Sides
Interior casing and exterior trim get done by one crew, so the work carries the same standard throughout.
How a Trim Project Runs
Free Estimate
We look at the trim, the profile, and the walls behind it before quoting the work.
Written Scope
You receive the scope in writing, with materials, labor, and price listed on their own lines.
Scheduled Work
Cutting happens outside or in a contained area, and the room gets cleaned up every day.
Final Walkthrough
We walk the finished trim with you and fix any open joint before the job closes.
Trim Projects in Connecticut
Interior and exterior trim work completed in Connecticut homes. Baseboard, casing, and matched repairs, photographed close enough to see the joints.
9 projects completed
Trim Questions We Get Asked
Answers to the questions Connecticut homeowners ask before starting a trim project.
In most cases, yes. We match the existing profile by hand or with a custom cutter, and blend the new piece into the run. If a profile genuinely cannot be matched, we tell you before quoting.
Yes. Baseboard goes on after the floor is finished, and the bottom edge gets scribed to the surface so the fit is tight. The method changes slightly with the material, but the result is the same.
Different material and different prep. Exterior trim has to sit outside year round, so it gets primed on all six sides and the joints get sealed. Interior grade material outside fails in one wet season.
Yes, and that is most of the repair work we do. The damaged section comes out, the new piece gets matched to the existing profile, and the splice disappears into the run. Full replacement is only needed when most of the trim has failed.
By the job, based on linear feet, profile complexity, and how many cuts are involved. You will get materials and labor broken out in writing. A simple baseboard run and a complex crown molding are two different prices.
Call (203) 385-2517 or fill out the form on this page. Tell us which rooms need work, and whether the trim is damaged, missing, or you want something new. We will set a time to come out.
Trim Services in Connecticut Towns
Interior and exterior trim work in nine Connecticut towns, most of them in Fairfield County. Call and ask if your town is missing.
Ready to Fix or Replace Your Trim?
Send a photo of the trim or describe the damage. We will match the profile, measure the runs, and price the work.
Request Your Free Estimate