The edges are where good floors show.
Scribed tile-to-wood transitions, new baseboard, quarter round, stair nosing and threshold work. The detail work that separates a clean install from one that looks DIY.
What’s included
Done properly, start to finish.
Plank meets tile
Planks hand-cut to follow tile shapes, like the hexagon threshold in our photo, instead of a straight metal strip.
Height changes handled
Reducers, T-moldings and end caps matched to your floor so changes in height don’t catch a foot.
New or reset
Install new baseboard, or carefully pull and reset the existing trim after the floor goes in.
Tight to the floor
Covers the expansion gap cleanly where baseboard stays in place.
Safe, finished edges
Matching nosing at landings and step-downs so the floor ends cleanly.
Undercut, not caulked
Jambs and casing undercut so flooring tucks underneath for a built-in look.
Good to know
Small job? We still take it.
Trim and transitions are part of every install we do, and we also take them on their own: new baseboard after a DIY floor, a scribed threshold where two floors meet, or fixing transitions that never looked right.
- Mitered outside corners and coped inside corners
- Caulked and ready for paint, or prefinished
- Transitions matched to your floor color
- Add-on to any install or booked on its own
At a glance
Transitions & Trim specs
General guidance. Exact ratings depend on the product, and we check them with you before install.
How it works
Four steps, no surprises.
- 01
Free estimate
We measure, check the subfloor and give you a written price.
- 02
Prep
Old floor out, subfloor flattened, repaired and tested.
- 03
Install
Laid out properly, cut clean, locked tight.
- 04
Finish
Trim, transitions, cleanup and a walkthrough.
Do you install baseboard by itself?
Yes. Trim-only jobs are welcome, including after someone else installs the floor.
Can you match a transition to my floor?
Most flooring lines sell matching transitions. If yours doesn’t, we can use a color-matched or custom-cut option.
What is a scribed transition?
Instead of a straight strip where two floors meet, one floor is cut to follow the shape of the other, like plank cut around hexagon tile. It takes longer and looks built-in.
Will you paint the baseboard?
We install primed or prefinished trim, fill nail holes and caulk. Painting can be added. Ask at your estimate.
Other services
Often booked together
Free in-home estimate
Tell us about your floor.
Send the basics and we’ll reach out to set up a time to measure. You get a written price before any work starts.