Licensed, bonded & insured | CA License #1142022 | 20+ years of experience
Trim Painting San Jose: Doors, Baseboards & Casings
Trim painting that makes a room look finished. We paint interior doors, baseboards, door and window casings, crown molding and wood trim — filled, caulked and sanded first, so the lines come out clean and sharp.
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
Background Checked,
CA B-2 #1142022
1-year craftsmanship warranty
Recent Work
Painting Projects Around San Jose
Project overview
Trim painting for the same newly built home in Willow Glen, San Jose, as part of a whole-house repaint. About 30 interior doors — 60 door faces plus jambs — along with roughly 850 linear feet of door casing and more than 1,100 linear feet of baseboard: close to 2,000 linear feet of trim in total.
Every door and every run of trim was sanded and primed first, then sprayed with Sherwin-Williams Emerald enamel using a commercial airless sprayer, for a smooth, even finish with no brush marks. Floors, walls and hardware were protected the whole way through.
Result
Crisp white doors, casings and baseboards that finally match the quality of the walls. The homeowner, Cheng-Ru, left us a 5-star review for the project; you’ll find it in the reviews below.
What we do
About Our Trim, Door & Baseboard Painting
Trim shows every shortcut: gaps along the wall, dents in the baseboard, drips on door panels, paint on the floor.
Good trim painting is detail work. We fill nail holes and dents, caulk the gaps where trim meets the wall, sand the old finish so the new coat grips, and prime bare or glossy spots. Doors are painted panel by panel for an even finish, and baseboards are cut in cleanly against walls and floors.
It is the step that separates a fresh paint job from a finished one — and it pairs naturally with painting the walls.
Best for
- Interior doors and door frames
- Baseboards and shoe molding
- Window and door casings
- Crown molding
- Whole-house trim refresh
WHAT'S INCLUDED
What Goes Into Trim Painting
1. Walkthrough & Sheen Choice
We confirm what gets painted, the color and the sheen — usually semi-gloss or satin for trim.
2. Protection & Masking
Floors, walls and hardware are masked or removed before prep starts.
3. Fill, Caulk & Sand
Nail holes and dents are filled, gaps are caulked and the old finish is sanded.
4. Prime
Bare wood, repairs and glossy spots are primed so the finish bonds evenly.
5. Finish Coats
Doors, casings and baseboards get smooth finish coats with clean, straight lines.
6. Clean-Up & Walkthrough
Masking comes off, hardware goes back on, and we walk the rooms with you.
Reviews
HOW IT WORKS
THREE STEPS, FROM FIRST PHOTO TO FINAL WALKTHROUGH
01 / TEXT PHOTOS
Send photos of your trim and doors
Most projects can be estimated from photos. When needed, we'll schedule an on-site walkthrough to confirm the scope.
02 / RECEIVE YOUR ESTIMATE
Clear pricing before work begins
You'll receive a realistic estimate with no hidden fees or surprise charges. If a site visit is needed, we'll schedule one before providing the final quote.
03 / PAINT & FINISH
Same crew, start to finish
Once approved, we'll schedule your project and paint your trim with the same crew — from the first caulk line to the final walkthrough.
FAQ
What people usually ask
Can you paint just the trim and doors, without the walls?
Yes. Trim painting can be a job on its own, or we can do it together with the walls for a complete refresh.
What sheen do you recommend for trim?
Usually semi-gloss or satin — both clean easily and hold up to scuffs. We’ll help you choose based on the rest of the room.
Do you paint the outside of the house?
No — we do interior painting only: walls, ceilings, doors, trim, baseboards and cabinets.
Start With a Few Photos
Text us photos of your project for a free online estimate. If the range works for you, we’ll schedule a walkthrough to lock in the number.
