Replace dated trim.
Finish every room.
New baseboards, door casing, and window casing for multi-room updates and whole-home projects. Work directly with Kolton on profiles, materials, removal, and installation in Loveland, Fort Collins, Windsor, and Timnath.
Start with your city and the doors or rooms you want to update. Photos are helpful; exact measurements can come later.
“He pulled all our old faux oak trim/doors and replaced with beautiful alder … Great communication, guidance and input along the way too.”
Work directly with your carpenter.
Kolton handles your project from measurements and material planning through installation. Door and trim sourcing, removal, and painting or staining coordination can be included in your written scope.
Choose the profile.
Plan the whole room.
Baseboard height, casing width, door style, and finish should work together. The scope can include one material throughout or selected changes that suit the rooms being updated.
What we can update.
- Baseboards throughout living spaces and closets
- Door and window casing
- Paint-grade and stain-grade trim
- Selected crown molding, wall molding, and paneling
What we define first.
- Rooms, openings, and existing conditions
- Material profiles and quantities
- Removal and installation responsibilities
- Painting, staining, and touch-up responsibilities
The details carry
around the room.
A complete trim job includes corners, transitions, closet openings, and the sections that need more than a straight cut. These photos show the work behind a consistent finished interior.
See the completed door and trim project
Add a considered detail.
Wall molding and paneling can be discussed alongside the rest of your trim work. Share the room, inspiration, and the finish you have in mind.
A clear plan.
A carpenter you know.
You work directly with Kolton. Material choices, finishing responsibilities, and the installation scope are agreed before work is booked.
- 01
Start with your space.
Text a few photos or send a request with your city, the rooms or door count, and what you want to change.
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Define the details.
Review measurements, profiles, material options, and a written scope. Confirm who handles removal, finishing, and installation.
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Schedule the work.
Agree on timing around material availability and the project scope. Work directly with the carpenter completing your installation.
Your project questions.
Can I replace trim without changing the doors?
Yes. Baseboards and casing can be quoted separately. Existing door jambs, flooring, and wall conditions are reviewed when defining the scope.
Can you source the trim?
Material sourcing can be included. Profiles, material type, quantities, and finishing responsibilities are agreed before ordering.
Does the quote include removal and painting?
Those items depend on the project. Removal and finishing coordination can be included, with responsibilities clearly stated in your written scope.
Do you install trim in occupied homes?
Yes. Share whether the home is occupied and which rooms are involved so access and the installation sequence can be discussed before scheduling.
What should I send for an estimate?
Send your city, rooms being updated, photos of the current baseboards and casing, your preferred style, and any timing goals. Exact measurements can be reviewed later.
Show me what
you want to change.
Text Kolton your city and a few photos of your doors or trim. Prefer a form? Send your project details and photos online.
Talk directly with Kolton.
Text your project photosYour first message starts a conversation. It does not book installation or commit you to a project.