The Finishing Touch

Baseboards

New baseboards are the finishing touch that pulls a flooring project together. Old baseboards show paint lines from the previous floor, scuff marks from years of vacuum bumps, and gaps where the height of the new floor doesn't match. In addition, when you choose to remove and reset old baseboards, they will get damaged during the process. Fresh baseboards make the whole installation look intentional and complete — like the floor was built for the space, not dropped into it.

Why New Flooring Is the Right Time for New Baseboards

Paint Lines From Height Changes
Old baseboards often show paint lines since new flooring rarely matches the height of the old flooring. This can require repainting of the wall, as no amount of touch-up paint fully hides it.
Wear and Damage
Years of vacuum bumps, dog scratches, and furniture impacts accumulate. New baseboards give you a fresh, clean reset.
Aesthetic Update
Profile styles change over the decades. Replacing baseboards is the fastest way to update a room's overall look. We can even install new baseboards in other rooms with existing flooring for a flawless and cohesive finish in the home.

Installer fitting white baseboard trim against a wall above tile flooring

Installation Included

We can install new baseboards as part of your flooring project or work around your existing baseboards if they're in good shape. If we work around existing baseboards without removing and resetting, base shoe may be required for any expansion gaps. Any baseboard work is itemized on your written estimate so there are no surprises.

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