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Mikes PRO Handyman Services™

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  • (702) 351-5020
  • info@mikesprohandyman.com
  • Las Vegas • Henderson • Summerlin • Spring Valley • Paradise • Enterprise
  • Mon–Sat, 8am–6pm

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Trim Repair • Baseboards • Small Builds

Carpentry & Trim in Las Vegas

Baseboards pulling away from the wall? Trim joints opening up? Need a shelf built to fit an odd space? I handle finish carpentry and trim repair across Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, Spring Valley, Paradise, and Enterprise.

(702) 351-5020

What I handle

  • Baseboards, casing, and door/window trim repair or replacement
  • Loose, cracked, or gapping trim joints and seams
  • Custom shelving, small built-ins, and wall-mounted storage
  • Crown molding and trim touch-ups after other repairs
  • Cabinet face-frame and drawer-front repairs
  • Small wood repairs, shims, and fit-and-finish corrections

When it makes sense to call

  • Baseboards are separating from the wall or gapping at the floor
  • Trim joints that used to be tight have opened up
  • A previous repair or paint job left trim looking uneven
  • You want custom shelving or storage built to fit a specific space

What a gap in your trim is usually telling you

A gap at a trim joint or a baseboard pulling away from the wall isn’t always just a trim problem. It can be normal wood movement from the dry desert air, or it can point to something behind the wall shifting as the house settles. Part of a carpentry visit is figuring out which one it is before deciding how to fix it — a quick caulk-and-paint fix and a full trim replacement solve very different problems.

Las Vegas’s heat and low humidity put real stress on wood and trim joints over the life of a home. Materials that would hold steady in a milder climate expand, contract, and dry out faster here, which is part of why trim that looked fine for years can suddenly start showing gaps or cracks.

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Mike Says

A lot of trim problems aren’t really trim problems — they’re framing or humidity problems wearing a trim disguise. I’d rather find that out before I cut anything, not after.

Related help

You may also want weekend home upgrade ideas that touch on trim, hardware, and storage, or read about what real craftsmanship looks like in the trades. For wall damage alongside trim work, see general repairs.

Need trim or carpentry work done right?

If your baseboards, casing, or trim need repair — or you want something built to fit a specific space — I can help get it done cleanly.

Call: (702) 351-5020