Refresh the look of your windows with strong, lasting trim and sills.
Windows do more than bring in light. They frame your view and shape the feel of a room. Trim and sills, while often overlooked, play a big part in both function and style. If they’re cracked, worn, or water-damaged, they not only hurt curb appeal but can also lead to larger issues like drafts or rot.
Our team in South Jersey focuses on fixing these problems the right way. We aim for clean, strong finishes that make your windows look cared for and well-built. Every job starts with listening to what you want. Some homeowners want a simple, classic style. Others prefer custom trim that fits a unique design. We can handle both.
The goal is to make your windows look sharp and last longer. It’s about more than patchwork. We replace trim and sills with care so your windows match your home’s style and stay protected.
We focus on clean cuts, smooth joints, and strong installs. Each piece of trim is measured and set with care. A tight fit keeps water out and ensures long-lasting results.
South Jersey has its own weather challenges. We know how humidity, storms, and cold winters can affect wood and materials. Our work takes these factors into account so the trim holds up year-round.
We explain what needs repair and what doesn’t. If a sill can be saved, we’ll tell you. If replacement is best, we’ll show you why. Our aim is to give you clear options, not push extras.
Not every home calls for the same look. Some need wide colonial trim. Others need sleek, modern lines. We offer a range of styles to match your taste and your home’s character.
We use wood, PVC, or composite depending on your needs and budget. Each material has its strengths. Wood looks timeless. PVC handles moisture well. Composite offers both durability and style. We’ll help you pick what works best.
Old, cracked, or peeling trim is taken out and replaced with new pieces. We make sure the fit is exact and the finish smooth.
When sills rot or crack, water can seep inside. We replace them with sturdy materials that prevent leaks and keep your windows safe.
For homeowners who want something beyond standard, we build trim styles that match the home’s character. From simple square edges to detailed molding, we can craft it.
Not every case calls for full replacement. We can repair smaller sections, sand surfaces, and repaint to restore a clean look.
We apply sealants and weatherproofing methods around trim and sills. This protects the home from moisture, drafts, and heat loss.
We start with a walk-through of your windows. Our team looks for damage, water signs, and weak spots. This helps us decide if full replacement or repair is needed.
Once we know the scope, we help you choose materials. Wood for a classic look, PVC for easy upkeep, or composite for a mix of both. We match the choice to your style and budget.
Old trim and sills are removed without harming the window frame. We clean the area and check for hidden damage before moving forward.
We cut and fit new trim and sills so they sit tight. Every joint is sealed. Nails or fasteners are hidden when possible. The goal is a solid, clean look.
Paint, caulk, and sealants are applied to complete the job. This makes the trim last longer and gives it a polished finish that blends with the rest of your home.
Signs include peeling paint, soft spots in the wood, or visible cracks. Water stains under the window also suggest a failing sill. If you notice these issues, it’s better to act sooner before damage spreads.
Sometimes, yes. Small cracks or peeling paint can often be fixed with repairs. But if the wood feels soft, is rotten, or has deep damage, replacement is usually the safer and longer-lasting choice.
PVC and composite tend to last longer than wood, especially in damp areas. Still, many homeowners prefer wood for its look. With proper care and sealing, wood can also hold up well over time.
Most trim or sill replacement jobs take one to two days, depending on how many windows need work. Custom designs or major repairs may take longer, but we’ll give you a clear timeline upfront.
Yes. We offer many trim profiles and finishes to match your home. Whether you want classic or modern, we shape the trim to fit so it doesn’t look out of place.
