1. Recla Carpentry
Recla Carpentry provides crown molding installation in Wilmington, NC. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 8 years. Crown molding installation adds decorative trim where walls meet the ceiling. Installers measure each wall, cut compound miters or cope inside corners, fasten the crown to framing or blocking, and then fill nail holes and caulk joints so the molding reads as one continuous line. On their profile, Recla Carpentry lists type of molding or trim: crown molding, baseboards, casing, wainscoting and chair or picture rail; trim material: solid wood, engineered wood and vinyl. Recla Carpentry is also listed for cabinet installation and handyman. Plain rooms that feel unfinished, a remodel that adds new trim elsewhere, or a desire for a more formal look are common reasons to add crown molding. Note whether painting is included, whether furniture can be moved away from walls on installation day, and where a cutting station could be set up. Vaulted or uneven ceilings, stacked or built-up profiles, matching an existing design, and painting all add labor to a crown project. Besides Wilmington, homeowners in Winnabow, Carolina Beach and Leland can reach out for crown molding installation. Request a quote from Recla Carpentry on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.