Consultation & Design

• Discuss client preferences and select trim style/materials.

Measurement & Planning

• Measure and plan cuts for precise fit and design flow.

Surface Preparation

• Clean and smooth walls, floors, and ceilings.

Cutting & Pre-Assembly

• Cut and pre-assemble trim pieces, including mitered corners.

Installation

• Securely install trim, ensuring level and proper alignment.

Caulking & Filling

• Caulk gaps and fill nail holes for a seamless look.

Sanding & Finishing

• Sand edges and apply finishes (paint, stain, etc.).

Consultation & Design

• Discuss style preferences and room dimensions with the client.

• Choose crown molding style, material, and finish.

Measurement & Planning

• Measure wall and ceiling dimensions to determine crown molding lengths.

• Plan for mitered corners, angles, and seamless transitions.

Cutting Molding

• Cut crown molding to size, including mitered cuts for corners.

• Ensure proper angles for inside and outside corners.

Surface Preparation

• Ensure walls and ceilings are clean and smooth.

• Check for any imperfections and fill as needed.

Installation

• Secure crown molding to the wall and ceiling using nails, screws, or adhesive.

Caulking & Filling

• Caulk gaps between molding and ceiling/walls for a clean finish.

• Fill nail holes and seams with putty or wood filler.

Sanding & Finishing

• Sand filled areas smooth and apply final coats of paint or stain.

Design & Material Selection

• Discuss style, spacing, and materials (wood, MDF, etc.).

Measurement & Planning

• Measure the wall and plan board and batten placement.

Surface Prep

• Clean, smooth, and patch the wall.

Install Vertical Boards

• Secure boards to the wall, ensuring they are plumb and aligned.

Attach Battens

• Install battens over seams, ensuring they are level and properly spaced.

Caulking & Filling

• Caulk gaps, fill nail holes, and sand smooth.

Finish

• Sand, then apply paint or stain for a polished finish.

Design & Material Selection

Choose style, materials, and trim.

Measurement & Planning

• Measure wall dimensions and plan panel layout.

Surface Prep

• Clean and patch wall.

Install Panels & Rails

Secure panels and rails to the wall.

Caulking & Filling

• Caulk gaps and fill nail holes.

Sanding & Finishing

• Sand smooth and apply paint or stain.

Design & Material Selection

• Choose shiplap style (traditional or modern) and material (wood, MDF, etc.).

Measurement & Planning

• Measure wall dimensions and plan panel layout for even coverage.

Surface Prep

• Clean and prep the wall, patching any holes or imperfections.

Install Boards

• Continue Install boards row by row, making sure they are level and each board fits tightly with the next.

Caulking & Filling

• Caulk gaps for a seamless look and fill nail holes with wood filler or putty.

Sanding & Finishing

• Sand the filled areas smooth, then apply paint or stain.

Consultation & Design

• Discuss design style, grid pattern, and material options with the client.

Measurement & Layout

• Measure ceiling dimensions and mark grid layout for beams and recessed panels.

Surface Preparation

• Ensure the ceiling is clean, level, and structurally sound.

Cutting Beams & Panels

• Cut beams (wood or MDF) to the required lengths.

Install Beams

• Secure beams to the ceiling using screws, nails, or adhesive, ensuring they are level and aligned.

Install Coffered Panels

• Attach recessed panels inside the grid, securing them with nails or adhesive.

Trim & Molding Installation

• Install any necessary trim or molding around the beams and panels for a finished look.

Caulking & Filling

• Caulk gaps and fill nail holes with wood filler or putty.

Sanding & Finishing

• Sand the filled areas and edges smooth, then apply paint, stain, or finish.

Consultation & Design

• Discuss desired look, finish style (e.g., faux, distressed, metallic, etc.), and color options with the client.

Surface Preparation

• Clean, sand, and patch surfaces to ensure a smooth base for painting.

Base Coat Application

• Apply a base coat of paint (usually a neutral or lighter color) to the surface.

Create Faux/Custom Finish Mix

• Mix glaze or custom finish material based on the desired effect (e.g., glaze, metallic, textured, etc.).

Apply Faux Technique

• Use brushes, rollers, sponges, or rags to apply the faux finish technique (e.g., rag rolling, sponging, brushing, etc.) to the surface.

Layering & Texture

• Layer multiple coats or textures as needed for depth and dimension (e.g., creating a marble, leather, or aged wood effect).

Detailing & Custom Accents

• Add custom detailing such as stenciling, shading, or accent highlights for a personalized look.

Drying & Touch-ups

• Allow drying time between layers and perform any necessary touch-ups to perfect the finish.

Sealing & Protection

• Apply a protective top coat or sealant to preserve the finish and add durability.

Consultation & Design

• Discuss the desired look, color, and finish for the epoxy coating (e.g., gloss, matte, decorative flakes, etc.).

Surface Preparation

• Clean the surface thoroughly, removing dirt, grease, and oils.

• Sand or grind the surface (e.g., concrete floor) to create a rough texture for better adhesion.

Patch & Repair

• Fill cracks, holes, or imperfections with epoxy patching compound and allow it to cure.

Priming (if needed)

• Apply a primer layer if recommended for adhesion or to seal porous surfaces.

Mixing Epoxy

• Carefully mix the epoxy resin and hardener according to manufacturer instructions to ensure proper chemical reaction.

Apply Epoxy Coating

• Pour and spread the epoxy onto the surface using a roller, brush, or squeegee.

Apply Additional Coats

• Apply a second coat if required, allowing the first layer to dry before proceeding.

Optional Decorative Elements

• Add decorative flakes, metallic pigments, or other additives if desired, and allow them to set into the wet epoxy.

Curing Time

• Allow the epoxy to cure for the recommended time (typically 24-72 hours, depending on the product).