Trim Carpentry in London, Ontario

Clean lines, tight joints and a finished look that ties your entire room together. We handle every kind of interior trim — from basic baseboard runs to detailed crown moulding, wainscoting panels and custom built-ins.

Finish Carpentry That Makes the Difference

Trim is what separates a renovation that looks done from one that looks finished. Every cut, cope and joint is done on site to fit your home exactly as it is — not as a blueprint assumes it should be.

Baseboards

Standard, tall or craftsman-style profiles installed tight to the floor with clean inside and outside corners. We work with MDF, pine, oak and poplar depending on your budget and paint or stain preference.

Crown Moulding

Single-piece or built-up crown profiles sized to your ceiling height. Coped inside corners for a seamless finish. We handle both painted MDF and stain-grade hardwood installations.

Window & Door Casings

Casings that frame your windows and doors with consistent reveals and clean mitre joints. We match existing profiles or install new ones throughout your home for a unified look.

Wainscoting & Chair Rail

Raised-panel, flat-panel or board-and-batten wainscoting installed to the height you choose. Chair rail adds a classic horizontal break that protects walls and adds character to dining rooms, hallways and staircases.

Coffered Ceilings

Grid-pattern ceiling trim that adds architectural depth to living rooms, offices and main-floor spaces. Custom-sized to your room proportions so the pattern feels intentional, not forced.

Built-In Shelving & Closets

Floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, entertainment centres and closet organizers built in place. Solid construction with adjustable shelves, integrated trim details and a painted or stained finish to match your room.

Stair Railings & Newel Posts

New railing systems or updates to existing ones. We install newel posts, balusters and handrails in wood or a combination of wood and metal to meet Ontario Building Code requirements.

Custom Millwork

Mantels, built-in benches, window seats and other one-off pieces that factory trim cannot solve. Designed to fit your space and built to last.

Trim Repairs & Matching

Damaged mouldings replaced, missing sections filled in and old profiles matched so new work blends with original. Ideal after a drywall or flooring renovation.

Why Trim Matters in a Renovation

Most homeowners spend their budget on the big trades — drywall, flooring, paint — and treat trim as an afterthought. That is a mistake. Trim is the frame around everything else. It covers expansion gaps, transitions between materials and raw edges that no other trade addresses. Without proper trim, even expensive finishes look incomplete.

We see it regularly on renovation projects across London: the floors are beautiful, the walls are smooth, but the baseboards are gapped, the casings are misaligned and the corners are filled with caulk instead of cut properly. Our approach is the opposite. Every joint is measured, cut and test-fitted before it is nailed. Cope cuts on inside corners instead of mitres. Back-cutting on outside corners so they close tight. These details are invisible when done right — and painfully obvious when they are not.

How a Trim Project Works
01

Site Measure

We measure every room, note ceiling heights, wall conditions and existing trim profiles. You tell us the look you want — we figure out the material and method.

02

Material Selection

We source trim from local suppliers. MDF for painted finishes, hardwood for stain-grade work. Samples provided so you see exactly what goes on your walls before we cut.

03

Installation

All cutting done on site with a compound mitre saw. Every piece is fitted to your walls as they actually are — no home has perfectly square corners, and we adjust for that.

04

Finish & Cleanup

Nail holes filled, joints caulked, surfaces sanded paint-ready. We clean up all offcuts and dust. You are left with trim that is ready for the painter or the final coat of stain.

Service Areas
Trim Carpentry Across Southwestern Ontario

Based in London, we take on trim projects throughout the region.

London St. Thomas Strathroy Woodstock Ingersoll Tillsonburg Dorchester Komoka Aylmer Lucan Middlesex County Lambton Shores
Trim Carpentry FAQ
What types of trim carpentry do you offer in London, Ontario?
We install baseboards, crown moulding, window and door casings, chair rail, wainscoting, coffered ceilings, built-in shelving, closet organizers and stair railings. We work with MDF, pine, oak, maple and other hardwoods depending on your project and budget.
How much does trim carpentry cost in London, ON?
Costs depend on the scope and material. Basic baseboard installation in a standard room starts around a few hundred dollars. Crown moulding, wainscoting panels and coffered ceilings cost more due to material and labour complexity. We provide free, itemized estimates for every project.
Can you match existing trim in my home?
Yes. We profile-match existing trim so new work blends with the original. Whether you are finishing a renovation or repairing damaged mouldings, we source or mill matching profiles to keep your home consistent.
Do you handle painting and staining after trim installation?
We install trim paint-ready — all nail holes filled, joints caulked and surfaces sanded smooth. We can coordinate with a painter or handle the finish coat ourselves depending on the project scope.
How long does a trim carpentry project take?
A single room of baseboards and casings can be completed in a day. A full-home trim package — baseboards, crown, casings and built-ins — typically takes three to five days depending on complexity.

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