Trim & Finish Carpentry in Cross Roads, TX
Taller base and wider casing for plain Villages and Oak Shores trim, swollen runs matched and spliced in older Cross Roads homes.
Cross Roads is about 5 miles south of our Aubrey base, in Denton County.
- Fully insured
- Locally owned
- Same-week scheduling
What trim & finish carpentry looks like in Cross Roads
Trim in the newer parts of Cross Roads is usually thin and plain. Builders in Villages at Cross Roads and Oak Shores used short baseboard and simple casing, and some openings got none, so owners ask for taller base, wider casing or a few shelves. We install it paint-ready or painted. On older rural homes, the work is repair: a run of baseboard swollen at an exterior door, a profile to match in a room that was added on, or casing around a new pre-hung door. Caulk and paint finish each joint so it disappears.
Cross Roads is a small town on US-380 that has nearly tripled since 2000. It mixes older acreage and rural lots with newer subdivisions such as Villages at Cross Roads, Oak Hill Ranch and Oak Shores, and its limits reach Lewisville Lake. Acreage homes bring long fence runs, gates and outbuilding repairs; the newer streets bring mounting, fixtures and first-year fixes.
We work Cross Roads neighborhoods like Villages at Cross Roads, Oak Hill Ranch, Oak Shores and Hillstone Pointe. Cross Oak Ranch has Cross Roads and Aubrey addresses but sits outside the town limits; we cover it all the same.
Everything that comes with trim & finish carpentry, and what we hand to a licensed trade, is on the Trim & Finish Carpentry page.
Do you really serve Cross Roads?+
Yes. Cross Roads is about 5 miles south of our Aubrey base, in Denton County. Most trim & finish carpentry jobs in Cross Roads are scheduled the same week. Call (469) 874-1730.
Can you repair a damaged baseboard without replacing the whole run?+
Often, yes. We splice in a clean piece, refinish the seam and blend it so you don't replace twenty feet of trim to fix one foot.