Repair, restore, or replicate trim using trade-calibrated methods — not guesswork
Historic Trim Restoration Done Right
Specializing in architectural trim, baseboards, casings, and detailed finish work using period-correct restoration methods.
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What We Do
We restore architectural trim systems to their original condition while preserving profile accuracy, structural integrity, and finish quality.
We restore trim systems by:
• Repairing cracked and separated trim elements
• Replacing deteriorated wood sections
• Matching original profiles and details
• Reconstructing missing or damaged trim
• Preparing and finishing trim for long-term durability
Repair
– Cracked or separated trim
– Minor rot and deterioration
– Loose or detached components
– Surface damage and finish wear
Restoration
– Full trim surface preparation
– Joint repair and stabilization
– Profile correction and refinement
– Finish restoration and repainting
Rehabilitation
– Section replacement or replication
– Custom profile fabrication
– Structural backing and support correction
How Trim Restoration Works
1. Inspect and assess trim condition
2. Identify damage and profile loss
3. Execute repair, restoration, or reconstruction
4. Finish and integrate trim with surrounding architecture
Why Artisan Historic Contracting
✔ Trade-calibrated pricing
✔ Historic preservation methods
✔ Accurate profile replication
✔ Licensed & compliant work
✔ Proven restoration experience
Typical Trim Restoration Pricing
Repair Work:
$10 – $30 per linear foot
Includes:
• Minor repair work
• Joint correction
• Surface preparation
Full Restoration:
$30 – $75 per linear foot
Includes:
• Full prep and sanding
• Structural repair
• Profile restoration
• Finish application
Rebuild / Reconstruction:
$75 – $175+ per linear foot
Includes:
• Full trim replication
• Custom milling
• Structural replacement
• Complete restoration and finishing
Final cost depends on:
• Trim profile complexity
• Material condition
• Linear footage
• Accessibility and install conditions
Restoration Results
Before
Original Condition
The trim shows typical deterioration including cracking, separation, rot, and surface breakdown requiring repair and profile restoration.
After
Restored Condition
The trim has been repaired, stabilized, and refinished, restoring structural integrity and original architectural detail.