Crown Molding Installation Services

According to the established tradition of modern design different types of molding are usually used for specific purposes depending on the material from which they are made. The main difference between moldings is their appearance (width, thickness, presence of relief) and the material from which these decorations are made. Let’s look at the different types of materials that serve as their basis:

• Wood
• Flexible
• Polyurethane
• Metal
• Composite
• MDF
• Vinyl
• Polystyrene

• Gaps and cracks. If you notice gaps or cracks in your existing crown molding, this is a sign of wear, and timely repair or replacement is necessary to maintain a flawless appearance.
• Uneven or sagging molding. Uneven or sagging molding may indicate poor installation or other problems that require professional inspection and repair to ensure level and safety installation.
•  Paint peeling or discoloration. Peeling paint or discoloration of the crown molding may indicate water damage or inadequate sealing. A fresh coat of paint or paint replacement may be necessary to restore appeal and protect against further damage.
•  Visible nail holes. Exposed nail holes in the cornice can detract from its appearance and may indicate improper installation. Timely attention can help solve the problem and achieve an ideal result.
•  Missing sections. If sections of the molding need to be included, it can create an incomplete look. Replacing or installing can ensure that your molding is consistent and adds value to your home’s decor.
•  Outdated or inappropriate design. If your current cornice design is outdated or doesn’t match the style of your home, installing a new cornice can freshen up the space and add a touch of elegance.
•  Cracking or rotting material. Made from poor quality or deteriorating materials, crown molding can crumble or rot over time. Replacing it with durable materials can prevent further deterioration and extend its lifespan.
• Poorly aligned joints. Incorrectly aligned crown molding joints can compromise its integrity.

Professional installation or repair can ensure the joints fit perfectly and look flawless.

There are a vast number of types of decorations. Each is designed to perform a specific task — decorating door and window openings, zoning walls, ceilings, etc. Various moldings include skirting boards, cornices, decorative panels, and platbands. Application of molding for:

• Ceilings (including vaulted ceilings)
• Above cabinets
• Above fireplaces
• Above windows
• Above bookcases
• Bathrooms
• Bedrooms
• Around door frames
• And more

Moldings significantly improve the appearance of classic and modern interiors; they can make any room taller, more spacious and more aesthetically pleasing.

Such decorative elements have always been popular but have yet to lose their relevance today. Previously moldings, cornices and rosettes were made of plaster. Gradually polyurethane products began to compete with gypsum. The choice of material is not only a matter of taste and cost; it also depends on the style of the home’s interior.

Molding can be made in a modern style without ornament or in a classic one. The main thing is that the shapes, colors, and finishing materials are consistent with the idea of the project.

Therefore it is essential to keep the crown moldings in excellent condition. If suddenly you have a crack or wear you should not throw it away in advance but rather contact our company and our employees will examine your problem and perhaps we will be able to repair it. And you will save both time and money.