Finish Carpentry, Trim Installation & Flooring
in the Denver-Metro area
HJS Services provides baseboard molding, crown molding, chair rail, wainscoting, custom built-in bookcases, shiplap wall panel installation, interior trim repair, hardwood floor restoration, and hard-surface flooring installation for residential properties across Denver, Colorado and the surrounding metro area.
The final 20% of a renovation creates 100% of the visual impact. This is the work that makes a home feel finished — and it's the work we were literally raised to do.
The Difference Between "Done" and "Finished"
You know the feeling. You walk into a home and something just feels right — the room looks intentional, polished, complete. Then you walk into another home and something's off, even though you can't pinpoint it. That's trim work. Or the lack of it.
Baseboards that gap away from the wall. Crown molding joints that don't meet. Builder-grade trim that was slapped up fast and never caulked. Hardwood floors that are scratched, dull, or warping at the edges. These are the things that make a home feel unfinished — and they're the things most contractors either rush through or skip entirely.
Trim, Molding, Built-Ins & Floor Restoration
Hudson Stark apprenticed under a master carpenter at twelve years old. Finish carpentry — the trim, the molding, the detail work — is in the DNA of this company.
We install baseboard molding, crown molding, chair rail, wainscoting, and interior trim across the Denver metro. We repair existing trim damaged by water, settling, or years of wear. We build shiplap accent walls and decorative ceiling tile installations that give a room real character.
We also build custom mudrooms — bench seating with storage cubbies, coat hook systems, and shoe organization — the entry solutions Denver families need for eight months of mud and snow. These are the built-ins that finally tame the chaos by your front door.
On the flooring side, we handle hardwood floor restoration and hard-surface flooring installation, including carpet removal. Our flooring process is built around keeping your home livable — we clean up thoroughly at the end of every day.
Finish Carpentry Services at a Glance
- Baseboard molding installation
- Crown molding installation
- Chair rail molding installation
- Wainscoting installation
- Interior trim installation and repair
- Shiplap wall panel installation
- Custom built-in bookcases
- Custom mudroom built-ins and bench seating
- Decorative ceiling tile installation
- Hardwood floor restoration
- Hard-surface flooring installation
- Carpet removal
Why Our Finish Work Is Different
This isn't a skill we picked up on YouTube. Hudson apprenticed under a master carpenter starting at age twelve. Trim and molding are where this company started — and it's where our reputation was built.
Tight mitered joints. Caulk lines that disappear. Baseboards that actually follow the wall. The difference between good trim work and great trim work is measured in sixty-fourths of an inch — and we measure.
Flooring installations and carpet removals create dust and debris. We set up containment, protect adjacent rooms, and clean up completely before we leave. Every day. Your household doesn't stop because we're working.
Featured Finish Carpentry Project
A homeowner in RidgeGate had a brand-new build with builder-grade trim throughout — thin baseboards, no crown molding, basic door casing, and a front entry that was just a blank wall with a coat rack. The house was new but it didn't feel finished.
We installed upgraded baseboard molding throughout the main level, added crown molding in the living and dining rooms, built a custom mudroom with bench seating, storage cubbies, coat hooks, and a shoe shelf in the entry. We also installed wainscoting in the dining room and restored the hardwood floors in the hallway where the builder's crew had scratched them during move-in. Completed in 8 days.
Finish Carpentry FAQs
Yes. We match profiles, dimensions, and paint finish so new trim blends seamlessly with what's already there. If the existing trim is a discontinued profile, we can mill a match or recommend the closest standard option.
Absolutely. Flooring and trim often go hand-in-hand — new baseboards typically go in after new flooring. We coordinate the sequence so everything fits properly and the finished result looks intentional.
Builder-grade trim is typically thin, basic profile molding installed quickly during construction. Custom trim uses thicker profiles, tighter joints, proper caulking, and intentional design choices that give a room real character and presence.
Ready to See What Finish Carpentry Can Do for Your Home?
The detail work is what people notice first when they walk through your door — even if they can't articulate why the room looks so good. Let's walk your space and talk about what's possible.
Email Hudson Stark directly:
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