Crown moulding can complete a room, but it can also make a low ceiling feel lower, draw attention to uneven surfaces or compete with details already in the space. Here is how to recognize when leaving it out—or choosing a… Read More »When You Should Not Install Crown Moulding
Existing casing and baseboards do not automatically need to be removed when interior doors are replaced. Their condition, profile, dimensions and relationship with the new doors determine whether keeping them will save useful work or leave the renovation looking incomplete.
Baseboard and door casing do not need to have identical profiles, but they must work together in thickness, proportion, style and at every transition. This guide explains what to check before ordering trim, especially when replacing existing casing in a… Read More »Why Baseboard and Door Casing Should Be Chosen Together
Casing width should be chosen according to the door, window, baseboard, ceiling height and actual wall conditions. This guide explains how profile style, proportion and difficult basement openings affect which casing looks and performs best.
Baseboard installation labour in Ontario starts from $3 per linear foot for standard conditions. This guide explains Wood Job’s 2026 starting prices for installation, removal, taller profiles, shoe moulding, paint-ready finishing and small baseboard projects.
Planning an accent wall, board and batten or wainscoting? Learn what to check first: wall size, outlets, baseboards, spacing, paint, layout and room proportion.