Finishing touches with real age.
Reclaimed baseboards, casings, crown, window sills and door trim milled from old boards and timbers.
- Profiles: Square, eased, beveled
- Pieces: Base, casing, sill, crown
- Lengths: Commonly 6 to 12 feet
What it is, and why it matters.
Trim is where a room is finished. Reclaimed baseboards, window and door casings, sills and crown carry the same patina as the walls and floors they frame, and they make a renovation look like it belongs to an old house.
We mill trim from reclaimed boards in profiles from simple square to eased and beveled, in the lengths and thicknesses you choose. Nashville builders and homeowners use them to frame reclaimed doors and windows, to finish plank walls and to restore the look of an older home.
Four things done right.
Matches your walls
Same lots as your boards.
Simple profiles
Clean lines that suit old wood.
Long lengths
Fewer joints on long runs.
Cut lists
Help with quantities and miters.
From first call to trim and molding.
- 01
List the rooms
Walls, doors and windows.
- 02
Choose a profile
Square, eased or beveled.
- 03
We mill
Trim in your lengths.
- 04
Deliver
Delivery with cut tips.
Trim and Molding across Middle Tennessee.
We supply this in 28 cities, from downtown Nashville to Franklin, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville and Dickson.
Trim and Molding: common questions
Can reclaimed trim be painted?
Yes, but many owners prefer to leave it natural. If you paint, a good primer and a light sanding give the best finish.
How do I join reclaimed trim at corners?
Use mitered or butt joints with glue and finish nails. We share tips for dealing with the slight variations in old boards.
How do I get a price for trim and molding?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-357-7797, ideally with photos and measurements. We confirm what is involved and send a written price.
Ready to talk about trim and molding?
Photos and measurements, or a sample visit, and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.