Floor patching around cabinetry or trim
Weaving in new boards where a wall or a run of cabinets has moved, so the repair does not read as a rectangle in the middle of the room.
Why this is worth doing properly
The hardest part of a floor is where it meets everything else. We fit thresholds, reducers, base shoe and patches so transitions sit flush and layout changes disappear.
What you get from us
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Your trim should fit the wall
A wide bead of caulk shrinks, cracks and shows. We scribe the woodwork to the wall, then use caulk only to close the hairline that remains.
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Your inside corners should stay closed
An inside miter opens as the house moves through a Chicago winter. A coped joint closes on itself, keeping the corner tight instead of exposing a crack.
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New work should match the house
Many Chicago homes use trim profiles no longer found at a lumberyard. We match the existing profile, or tell you plainly when the nearest stock option will look wrong.
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Small jobs are welcome
One door, one railing, one room of trim. We quote the smaller jobs most carpenters pass over, and give them the same attention as a full-house trim package.
185 services, one trade
Floor patching around cabinetry or trim is one of 9 things we do under flooring-related finish work, and one of 185 across the whole catalogue.
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