THE RIGHT APPROACH FOR YOUR HOME
Small details. A finished feeling.
- Consistent sheen across related architectural details
- Thoughtful finishing at profiles, edges and transitions
- A suitable finish for doors and high-touch areas
Preparation, not shortcuts.
Preparation is tailored to the material: cleaning, filling agreed defects, sanding, dust removal and suitable primer or stain preparation. Existing coatings and natural wood characteristics influence the result.
What your project can include.
Both paint-grade and stain-grade baseboards, casing, interior and exterior doors and selected architectural millwork. Confirm which faces, edges, jambs and hardware are included; these details should never be left to assumption.
What to expect.
Some doors may need to be taken out of service while finishing. We discuss access, hardware handling and drying requirements, and explain how wood character may remain visible in stain-grade work.
Your questions, answered.
01Can old trim be refreshed without replacement?+
Often, if the material is sound. We assess damage and existing coatings before recommending preparation or replacement.
02Can painted wood be returned to a stained finish?+
That depends on the wood and existing coating. Stripping may be complex and the underlying material may not be suitable for a clear finish.
03Are door jambs included?+
Only when specified. We identify door faces, edges, jambs and related trim in the project scope.