Trim, Baseboard and Crown Molding Painting

Trim, baseboard, and crown molding painting is the finishing of a room's millwork, the baseboards, door casings, window trim, crown molding, and the doors themselves. Sharp's Painting does that work in Huntington Beach and across coastal Orange County. Owner Robert Sharp is a California C-33 painting contractor, license 1048840, bonded and insured, with 27 years in the trade. Trim is the surface people stand closest to, so the prep decides the result. Every piece gets filled at the nail holes, caulked where it meets the wall, sanded smooth, and primed before any finish coat.

Old gloss that is not sanded will not hold new paint, and uncaulked gaps open again as the house moves. Lines where trim meets wall and ceiling are cut by hand rather than taped, which keeps them straight on the uneven plaster common in older coastal homes. Robert runs his own crew, no subcontractors, and is on site. Estimates and paint samples are free, and nothing is owed until you are satisfied.