Crown Molding Services for Macomb, MI Homes

Yes, installing crown molding can make low ceilings seem higher and draw the eye up to distract you from the fact that the room is small. For smaller rooms with lower ceilings, we recommend more basic or plain crown molding styles.

In addition to crown molding installation, we also offer interior painting services. We are happy to paint your walls and you’re molding in any color you desire. The paint colors you choose can affect how large the room feels and how high the ceiling looks. For instance, painting the crown molding the same color as the ceiling can make the room seem bigger. You can also choose a color that is a slightly darker or lighter shade than the color of your walls.

Yes, crown molding can be installed in almost any room successfully. We recommend crown molding installation in living rooms, dens, sitting rooms, offices, kitchens, bathrooms, dining rooms, and bedrooms.

We do not recommend installing crown molding unless you have carpentry skills and an extensive toolbox. Crown molding installation requires precise measurements and specialized equipment, tools, and materials. If you have doubts about your skill level, you can save time and money and avoid stress by hiring our home improvement professionals for easy crown molding installation.

Hiring a professional for crown molding installation ensures the job is done correctly the first time. Our home improvement professionals arrive on the job with the tools, equipment, materials, and expertise needed to do the job correctly without damaging your property. You can enjoy a stress- and worry-free experience while enhancing the beauty and value of your home by adding the finishing touch of getting crown molding installed.

Like any other area of your home, your crown molding will be subject to wear and tear, environmental degradation, and general damage. Our team can inspect your crown molding for damage and defects and provide professional crown molding repair services. You should call us if you notice that any area of your crown molding is cracked, warped, rotten, scratched, discolored, water-damaged, crooked, sagging, or damaged by pests or insects.