Give the house a language
Study casing, base and crown together, including rooms where a profile changes. Match proportion to door height and ceilings using actual profile dimensions and samples.
Trim & architectural millwork
Casing, base and architectural profiles that connect the house’s rooms.
Scope and approach
Draw the transitions
Call out casing-to-base junctions, returns, window treatments and changes between painted and stained work. Identify material, selling unit, lengths and finish responsibility.
- Room-by-room base and crown scope
- Door and window casing details
- Applied features and special transitions shown separately
What to bring.
- Which profile family and sizes lead the house?
- Where do ceiling heights or finishes change?
- Are window trim or custom profiles in scope?
From review to agreed work
Plan the scope.
Establish the profiles
Compare the intended look with actual samples, dimensions and available material.
Map the rooms
Review measured scope, openings, transitions and custom details against the current plan.
Agree the finish scope
Confirm preparation, supply, installation and finishing responsibilities before release.
Before the next step.
Can you help compare trim styles?
Yes. Review profile families and proportions with us, then compare samples and dimensions around the house’s door heights, ceilings and finish direction.
Is painting included with trim installation?
Only where the proposal expressly includes it. Supply, preparation, installation and final finishing are separate responsibilities to confirm.