Trim Carpentry Services

"Finish carpentry" covers all the cosmetic detail work that makes a room feel complete. This includes baseboards, casing, crown molding, built-ins, and the smaller fixes that come up in every home. Below is the full range of what Coker Carpentry LLC offers. If you don't see what you need, please reach out and ask.

Core Trim & Finish Work

Illustration of neatly installed baseboard with a tight fitting miter.

Baseboards & Base Molding

Baseboards often take the most daily abuse of any trim in your house. They're one of the first pieces of trim to show wear, and they're also the first thing people notice when they're done wrong. I install baseboard in finger-jointed pine (paint grade) or stain-grade hardwood, matched to your home's existing profile or fully customized for a renovation.

Illustration of crown molding installed neatly along a ceiling corner.

Crown Molding

Crown molding is beautiful yet unforgiving. Cut the angles wrong and it shows immediately. But done correctly, it looks regal. I handle everything from a single simple profile to layered, built-up crown with lighting coves, tailored to your ceiling height and room proportions.

Illustration of door and window casing.

Door & Window Casing

Casing frames every doorway and window in your home. That means inconsistent or dated casing stands out in every room. I install and replace casing to match existing profiles or as part of a full trim upgrade.

Illustation of wainscoting installation which neatly wraps around a hallway.

Wainscoting & Wall Paneling

From classic raised-panel wainscoting to board-and-batten and shaker-style paneling, I design and install custom wall treatments that fit your home's architecture.

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Built-Ins & Custom Shelving

Off-the-shelf furniture never quite fits. I design and build custom shelving, bookcases, and cabinetry that's scribed to your walls and built for the exact space you have. Common places for built-ins include around fireplaces, home offices, in mudrooms and closets.

Illustration of stairway trim including handrails and balusters.

Stair Trim & Railings

Stairs have two parts: the structure holding the stairs up, and the decorative trim that completes the look. I handle tread and riser installation, stringer trim, handrail, and baluster work — whether you're finishing a new staircase or upgrading an existing one.

Quick Fixes & Small Projects

Illustration of a nicely installed interior door.

Interior Door Installation & Repair

A door that sticks, won't latch, or was hung out of square is one of the most common, and most overlooked carpentry fixes in a home. I hang new interior doors and repair or adjust existing ones so they open, close, and latch the way they should.

Photo of Coker Carpentry LLC installing a cabinet door pull onto a cabinet door in Roanoke, Virginia.

Door & Cabinet Hardware

Small hardware issues such as a loose hinge, a drawer that won't glide, or a handle that needs replacing, are quick fixes that make a noticeable difference. I install and repair door and cabinet hardware throughout the home.

Illustration of a custom closet system.

Closet & Storage Shelving

Not every shelving project needs to be a full custom built-in. I install practical, well-built shelving and storage systems in closets, pantries, and mudrooms. Sized to fit your space and your lifestyle.

Illustration of a broken piece of baseboard which is in need of repair.

Trim & Molding Repair

Not every trim problem needs a full replacement. I repair cracked, damaged, or warped sections of baseboard, casing, crown, and other molding — matched to what's already there for a smooth fix.

For larger renovations, I am glad to work as a trim subcontractor alongside your licensed general contractor. See our GC page →