Eksil Construction LLC installs interior trim, crown molding, baseboards, and casing in Connecticut homes. Every miter is cut on site, scribed to the wall, and sanded flush before paint or stain. Old walls are never square, and trim hides that.
Door casing, window casing, and general finish work in rooms throughout the house. Reveals stay consistent, returns are mitered rather than butted, and nail holes are filled before paint. The detail work is what people actually notice first.
Door casing, window casing, chair rail, and jamb extensions. Openings are shimmed plumb before any casing goes on, because crooked jambs show up in the reveal. Nail holes are filled, sanded, and left ready for paint or stain.
Single piece or built-up crown, cut at the correct spring angle. Inside corners are coped, not mitered, so joints stay tight when the house moves. Ceiling lines that wave are shimmed and scribed until they disappear from view.
Base, base cap, shoe molding, and quarter round installed over any flooring type. Long runs are joined with scarf joints, never butt joints, so seams stay closed. Uneven floors are scribed to fit, instead of being caulked over.
Interior trim installation, crown molding, baseboards, and casing are cut by the same finish carpenters. The person who measures the room is the person who installs the trim. Paint grade and stain grade work both stay in house, with no subcontractor handoff.
Every carpentry estimate lists linear footage, profile, material grade, and labor separately. Poplar, pine, MDF, and hardwood price differently, so the material choice is written down. Change orders go in writing, never decided verbally on the job site halfway through the run.
Eksil Construction LLC is a licensed and insured contractor, and the documentation is available in writing before any work begins. Floors are covered, dust is contained, and the offcuts leave with the crew. Finished rooms are handed back clean, not swept once.
Call or send the form. Tell us which rooms, the trim profile you like, and the material grade.
We measure every run, check the walls for square, and note where the floors and ceilings actually move.
You receive an itemized quote with linear footage, profile selection, material grade, labor, and surface preparation for paint.
The crew installs, copes, fills, and sands, then walks the finished rooms with you before leaving the site.
Interior trim, crown molding, and baseboard installation is available in these Connecticut cities. If your town is not listed, call and ask, because coverage depends on schedule and distance.
It's all the visible woodwork: trim, crown molding, baseboards, casing, and built-ins. Rough carpentry is the framing you never see once the drywall goes up. Finish carpentry is what you look at every single day.
Depends on the look you want and the budget. Paint grade uses poplar or MDF and costs less. Stain grade needs matching hardwood and tighter joints, since you'll see every seam in the finished wood.
Usually yes. We take a sample of the existing profile and match it. If the profile is discontinued, we can get a custom knife made. Older Connecticut homes often need that, since stock profiles change.
That's most ceilings, honestly. We cope the inside corners and scribe the crown to follow the actual ceiling line, so the gap disappears. Caulk alone won't hide a wavy ceiling for long on its own.
Depends on how many rooms and how much detail. A single room with baseboards and casing moves fast. A whole house with crown, wainscoting, and built-ins takes longer, and the written quote spells it out.
Call (203) 600-1627 or send the form on this page. Tell us which rooms and what trim you have in mind. We'll measure the runs and send back a written, itemized quote at no cost.
Send the details of your trim, crown molding, or baseboard project. You receive a free written quote with linear footage and labor broken out.
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