ProfessionalCrown Molding Installation

Crown molding transforms a plain room into something that looks finished and intentional. The spring angle, compound cuts and precise fitting take real skill — we measure twice, cut clean and nail tight so the joints are invisible and the profile is perfectly level all the way around.

Also known as: crown molding installation, crown moulding installation, ceiling trim installation, cornice installation, decorative molding installation, crown molding install, crownmolding installation

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What you get

What’s included

Install flat stock or spring-angle crown molding profiles
Cut accurate compound miter and coped joints for every inside corner
Splice long runs cleanly with scarf joints on studs
Nail and glue for a rattle-free, permanent installation
Fill nail holes and caulk joints for a seamless, paint-ready finish
Work around ceiling fixtures, beams and sloped sections

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How it works

Measure and plan

We establish a level line around the room and plan the cut sequence so every joint lands correctly.

Cut and test-fit

We cut compound angles and cope inside corners, then dry-fit each piece before committing to adhesive.

Nail, fill and caulk

We fasten the molding securely, set and fill nail heads, and caulk all joints so everything is ready for the painter.

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Problems we fix

Ceilings that aren't level, causing crown to pull away from the wall at one end of the room
Inside corners cut at 45° instead of coped, which opens up gaps as the house settles
Splices on long walls that fall off a stud and come loose over time
Spring angle molding installed flat, creating a visual sag in the middle of runs

Good to know

Crown Molding Installation — FAQ

What size crown molding should I choose?

Standard rooms look good with 3"–4" crown. Taller ceilings or formal spaces can handle 5"–6" or built-up profiles. We can show you samples and advise based on your ceiling height.