Molding Painting in the Spearfish, SD Area

Putting a fresh coat of paint on your molding (also known as trim) can be the perfect finishing touch to a room or house renovation. Whether it's crown molding, base molding, chair rail, casing or decorative molding, a refresh or a new color will make everything look sharp.

Painting molding the right way is not as easy as opening up a can of paint, dipping in a brush and brushing it on the molding. The proper preparation of the wood is critical to ensure it looks excellent when completed and holds up over time. This is especially true for char rail and crown molding, which are both more likely to draw the eye.

While white is the most popular color for molding, off white, gray and even black can also add interesting contrast, as can a more natural wood stain. Some designers recommend painting the trim the same color as the walls. This approach doesn't provide contrast, but it does introduce depth and texture to the walls.

At Lamb Painting LLC we paint all types of molding in all areas of the house. You can rest assured that we will prepare the trim properly and have it looking just the way you want it to.

Molding painting requires excellent technique because the molding so often borders the ceiling or the floor. You can trust the experts at Lamb Painting LLC to provide high quality work when painting your trim, with no stray marks left on other surfaces.

If you live in Spearfish, Deadwood, Sturgis, Belle Fourche, Sundance, Rapid City or other areas of the Lawrence County area and you'd like to have your molding painted by one of the best painting contractors in the Lawrence County area, give us a call today. We'll be happy to give you an estimate for the services you are requesting.

Call us today at 605-642-5015 or request an estimate

Wood Molding and Trim FAQs

What Is Crown Molding?

Crown molding is a decorative trim installed where the walls meet the ceiling. It adds elegance and visual interest to a room's architecture.

Does Crown Molding Increase Home Value?

Crown molding can enhance a home's perceived value by contributing to its overall aesthetic appeal. While it may not directly impact appraised value, it can positively influence buyers' impressions.

Should you paint crown molding the same as walls?

Though it certainly can be, crown molding does not have to be painted the same color as the ceilings and walls. Using a different colored molding can really round out a room and add a bit of character.