Architectural trim & finish carpentry.
Crown and window casing are what we lead with. Everything here is scaled to the room it goes into rather than to whatever the lumberyard stocks.
- Core Signature
Crown & Cornice Moulding
Single-piece crown and multi-piece built-up cornice, scaled to the ceiling and cut with a tight, stable joint at every inside corner.
- Single-piece crown for standard 8–9ft ceilings
- Crown on vaulted and high flat ceilings
- Multi-piece built-up cornice with backer blocks and frieze boards
- Core Signature
Window Casing & Sills
Drywall wraps removed and trimmed out properly — scribed jamb extensions, hardwood stool and apron, and casing that frames the opening.
- Full drywall wrap removal and trim-out
- Custom jamb extensions ripped and scribed to out-of-plumb openings
- Traditional hardwood stool and apron
- Core
Baseboard & Plinth Upgrades
One-piece and two-piece baseboard scaled to the room, joined tight at the corners with precision fit and polish, and scribed to the floor you actually have.
- One-piece 1x6 and 5-1/4" speed base
- Two-piece flat stock with a base cap
- Plinth blocks at door casing bases for a clean, finished transition
- Core
Interior Doors & Hardware
Door casing upgrades, consistent jamb reveals, and hardware that latches properly — including attic access ladders.
- Pre-hung door casing upgrades
- Consistent jamb reveals across every opening
- Latch and hinge tune-ups
- Selective
Flat-Stock Wall Accents
Craftsman-style flat-stock wainscoting and board and batten, laid out with the math done before anything is cut.
- Flat-stock Craftsman-style wainscoting
- Board and batten in painted finishes
- Math-driven layout planning for symmetrical spacing
- Add-On
Fireplace Mantels
Linear floating mantels, box-beam mantels, and timber surrounds, secured to existing structural blocking.
- Linear floating mantel shelves
- Box-beam mantels
- Timber surrounds
Honest about what we do — and don't — take on.
Being a specialist means saying no to some work. Knowing where the line is saves us both a wasted appointment.
What We Specialize In
- Single-piece and multi-piece built-up crown and cornice
- Window casing, jamb extensions, and hardwood stool and apron sills
- One-piece and two-piece baseboard upgrades
- Interior door casing, jamb reveals, and hardware
- Flat-stock wainscoting and board and batten
- Attic access ladders and concealed door stops
- Linear floating and box-beam fireplace mantels
What We Respectfully Decline
- Custom cabinetry and full-wall built-ins
- Coffered and faux box-beam ceilings
- Shop-built furniture and freestanding casework
- Stick-on geometric accent walls
- Production-volume door and trim repins
- Hollow-core builder-grade door swaps
- Framing, structural work, or demolition
Not a judgment on any of it — cabinetry and coffered ceilings are good work, just a different trade and a different schedule from ours. Ask anyway and we'll point you toward someone set up for it.
Let’s talk about your room.
Send a few photos and rough dimensions. You’ll get an itemized fixed-price proposal — not a vague range.