Baseboards, Moldings & Transitions
The finishing details that make a new floor look complete — clean edges, tight corners and smooth doorways.
Who this helps
- Homeowners installing new floors
- Anyone with gaps or worn trim along the walls
- Contractors who need finish work completed
What the work includes
- Removing and reinstalling existing baseboards
- New baseboard installation
- Quarter-round and shoe molding
- T-moldings, reducers and end caps
- Thresholds at doors and sliding doors
- Caulking and touch-ups where included
Why it matters
Floating floors need an expansion gap along walls. Trim hides that gap while letting the floor move. Transitions protect plank edges at doorways and between rooms, where most wear happens.
How it works
- 1. Call or send photos. Share a few photos and approximate measurements.
- 2. We review your project. We let you know whether we can estimate remotely or need an on-site visit.
- 3. Agree on the scope. You get a clear written scope before any work starts.
- 4. Schedule the work. We confirm a date, prepare, install and walk the finished job with you.
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Send Us Your Project. Start With a Free Assessment.
Upload a few photos, share your approximate measurements, and tell us what you would like installed. We’ll review the details and contact you about your estimate and next steps.