Crown Molding Installation

What this involves.

Crown molding sits where the wall meets the ceiling, and a clean result comes down to careful measuring, accurate angles, and corners that close up tight. We check the room for out-of-square walls and uneven ceilings, then cut, cope, and fit each piece so the joints stay tight and the profile flows around the whole room. We fasten the molding solidly into framing and blocking, fill and caulk the seams, and leave it ready for paint. Whether it's one room or the whole main floor, we make the crown look like it was always part of the house.

• Field measuring each room and checking walls and ceilings for square
• Cutting and coping inside corners so joints stay tight over time
• Mitering outside corners cleanly for a continuous, even profile
• Fastening molding securely into studs, top plates, and added blocking
• Filling nail holes, caulking the top and bottom edges, and sanding smooth
• Setting returns and transitions at doorways, soffits, and cabinet tops
• Final cleanup and a walkthrough to confirm every joint and line looks right