Trim and door painting

Trim, Baseboard, Crown Molding, and Door Painting in Palm Beach County

Trim is the detail that makes a room look finished. Crisp white baseboards, clean crown molding, and a front door with a smooth, durable finish change the whole feel of a house. Envision Paint Company paints trim, doors, casings, and garage doors across West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, and Fort Lauderdale.

Painter brushing fresh white paint onto a front door panel beside brushed nickel hardware, West Palm Beach, FL

What we paint

  • Baseboards, door casings, and window trim
  • Crown molding, chair rail, and wainscoting
  • Interior doors, closet doors, and bifolds
  • Front doors and entry doors, interior and exterior faces
  • Garage doors
  • Exterior fascia, soffits, and window trim
  • Shutters, railings, and porch columns

Trim and door painting done right

The right enamel

Trim and doors get touched, kicked, and cleaned. Flat wall paint will not survive that. We use a hardened trim enamel or waterborne alkyd in semi-gloss or satin that levels smooth, resists scuffs, and wipes clean without burnishing.

Prep that lasts

Old trim in South Florida homes often has multiple layers of paint, nail holes, and separated caulk lines where the wood has moved with humidity. We fill, sand smooth, re-caulk every joint against the wall, and prime bare or patched spots before the finish coats. Glossy old enamel is scuff-sanded or deglossed so the new coat bonds.

Front doors and the South Florida sun

A west- or south-facing front door in Palm Beach County takes a beating. Dark colors absorb heat and can blister if the wrong product is used. We recommend exterior enamels rated for direct sun and can advise on which deep colors hold up. Fiberglass and metal doors need specific primers.

Spray or brush

Doors are usually sprayed for a glass-smooth finish. Baseboards and casings in occupied homes are typically brushed with a fine-finish brush to avoid overspray, unless the home is empty and we can mask and spray for speed and finish quality.

Pairing trim with a wall repaint

Most trim work happens alongside an interior repaint, and the order matters: trim is painted first, then walls are cut in against it for the sharpest line. If your trim is in good shape and only the walls need color, we protect the trim and cut a clean line. If you want to update dated dark-stained trim to white, that is a full prime-and-paint job and one of the highest-impact changes you can make to an older home.

Recent trim and door painting work

Trim and Door Painting service areas

We provide trim and door painting throughout Palm Beach County and northern Broward, including West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Fort Lauderdale, and the surrounding communities. See all service areas.

FAQ

Trim and Door Painting questions

Should trim be painted before or after walls?

Trim first, then walls cut in against it. This gives the crispest line. If only the trim is being repainted, we mask the walls and cut a careful line.

Can you paint stained wood trim white?

Yes. Stained trim is cleaned, sanded, primed with a stain-blocking bonding primer, and finished with two coats of trim enamel. Tannin bleed-through is blocked by the primer.

What sheen is best for trim and doors?

Semi-gloss for most trim and doors. Satin if you want a softer look. Both wipe clean.

How long does a front door take to paint?

Usually one day for prep and first coat, with a second coat the next morning so the door can be closed and locked overnight.

Do you paint garage doors?

Yes. Metal garage doors are cleaned, spot primed on any rust, and painted with an exterior enamel. Wood garage doors are prepped like any exterior wood.

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