Mr. Handyman is your go-to for all home crown molding installation and repair. Our expert craftsmen bring years of experience working with different types of crown molding and work with each client to meet their specific needs. When it comes to crown molding, we do it all, from installing and replacing crown molding to detail-oriented crown molding repair.
To add value and style to your home, consider the installation of crown molding. This detailed addition can really finish off a room—regardless of whether you prefer a colonial style or something more modern. However, crown molding installation is not an easy task despite the benefits it adds.
Our crown molding experts are fully insured and specialize in all types of crown molding installation. We’ll ensure your crown molding is installed properly so it looks great and complements the interior of your home. In addition to crown molding installation, we can also stain or paint your crown molding.
Mr. Handyman can install and repair all types of crown molding. Here is a list of some of the crown molding material we work with:
No matter what type of crown molding you’re looking to install or replace in your home, we can help you get it done. Our experienced craftsmen know what is required to install and repair different types of crown molding so it looks great and stands the test of time.
When it comes to crown molding, you can trust that our best craftsmen will arrive to do the job. Our experts have years of crown molding experience and understand the best way to install and repair all types of crown molding, so it compliments the interior of your home. This is why so many homeowners trust us with the most delicate and demanding crown molding installation jobs.
Hiring Mr. Handyman to do your crown molding installation and repair means you also receive our commitment to quality and guaranteed satisfaction. We have a wide range of skills, working with different types of crown molding, such as wood, metal, and vinyl. In addition to being expert crown molding installers, our services also include painting, staining, and clean-up work.
It’s time to cross crown molding installation and repair off of your to-do list, and let us do the work for you. When you hire your local Mr. Handyman, you get years of skill and expertise in a variety of different areas. We can help you get all the projects around your house done with just one call.
While we’re doing your crown molding repair or installation, we can also add some finishing touches to help improve your home’s value and charm, such as wainscoting and finished carpentry work like wood frames, display shelving, and more. Have a list of home projects you’ve been trying to get done? We’d be happy to help you check those projects off your list.
Your local Mr. Handyman has the experience and expertise to tackle any home project you have. Our work isn’t complete until you’re completely satisfied, because all of our work is backed by the Neighborly Done Right Promise™.
Ready to get started completing your home projects? Call us or get a free estimate online today for your crown molding installation or repair!
All Mr. Handyman franchises are locally owned and operated and may offer fewer or more services than those listed here. To learn more about drywall crown molding services offered in your area, contact your local Mr. Handyman for details or a customized on-site assessment.
Mr. Handyman has been helping homeowners repair, maintain, and enhance their spaces for over 25 years! We are the one-stop solution for everything on your to-do list. This includes answering your questions about home repairs, maintenance, and improvements. Here are answers to some of your most frequently asked questions about crown molding services:
These days, crown molding is largely decorative, but it was historically used to hide the imperfections or gaps where the wall and ceiling meet. Today it’s more about adding architectural character and visual interest. Crown molding can make a space feel more upscale and can even create the illusion of higher ceilings, giving a room a more open and airy feel. It’s also versatile, coming in various styles and sizes to match different interior design aesthetics.
Crown molding on a wall is sometimes called cornice molding, especially in more traditional or formal designs. Both crown molding and cornice molding refer to that same elegant detail that smooths out where the wall meets the ceiling, adding a touch of style to any room.
To attach crown molding to drywall, start by measuring the walls and cutting your molding pieces to size with a miter saw, ensuring the corners meet neatly. Apply a bead of construction adhesive along the back of the molding where it will touch the wall and ceiling. Press the molding into place and hold it steady while you use a nail gun or hammer to drive finishing nails through the molding into the wall studs for extra support.
Be sure to countersink the nails slightly. This will allow you to fill the holes with wood filler for a smooth finish. Finally, caulk along the edges to hide any gaps, then paint or stain the molding to match your room’s look. Taking care during the crown molding installation process can help you avoid drywall repairs down the line.
Crown molding can be attached without nails if you use a strong adhesive that’s designed for molding installation. This can be especially useful with lighter crown molding pieces. For heavier sections, a combination of strong adhesive and countersunk nails will add extra stability.
The difference lies in their placement and purpose. Crown molding is specifically designed to be installed at the junction where the walls meet the ceiling, adding a decorative transition that gives a room a more finished and elegant look. It often has an angled profile that fits snugly into the corner, creating a smooth, curved transition between surfaces.
Regular molding (like baseboards, chair rails, or casing) is used in other parts of the room—such as around doors and windows, along the base of walls, or at the midpoint of walls to add visual interest or protect surfaces. While both types of molding serve to enhance the room's aesthetics, crown molding is more about highlighting the ceiling, whereas regular molding serves various functional and decorative roles throughout a space.
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