
Interior doors, trim and a weekend punch list
The list that never gets done: four hollow doors swapped for shaker doors with new handles, missing baseboard in the hallway, a closet door that stuck, floating shelves, a towel bar and the caulk everywhere.
What the homeowners wanted
Knock out the whole list in one visit instead of living with it for another year.
What we did
- Four pre-hung shaker doors fitted to out-of-square openings, black lever handles and matching hinges
- Hallway baseboard and shoe molding matched to the original profile and painted
- Closet door planed, re-hung and adjusted so it closes with one finger
- Three floating shelves and a towel bar anchored into studs
- Tub, trim and window caulk redone, nail holes filled, touch-up paint everywhere
The result
Doors that close, trim that matches and a list crossed off in two days. Most small-jobs visits look like this: a morning walkthrough, a written price, and one or two days of work.
Representative project. Photos illustrate the type of work; your estimate is written for your home after a walkthrough.
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