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A service of Revolution Contractors LLC
Small Carpentry & Trim Work in St. Petersburg, FL
Trim, baseboards, crown molding, casings, small framing, rot repair. Licensed FL general contractor doing the small-scope carpentry work most handymen call "specialty."
FL CRC1331628 · FL CGC1522463 · Mon–Fri 6:30 – 5:30
FL #CRC1331628 · #CGC1522463
Backed by Revolution Contractors LLC
Licensed & Insured
Small carpentry, permit-ready.
Trim, crown, rot repair, small framing — the carpentry work most handymen call specialty and most remodel crews won't take.
Contractors On Call handles trim, baseboards, crown molding, casings, small framing, and rot repair — the small-scope carpentry work most handymen call "specialty" and most remodel crews won't take. Licensed general contractors, so small framing that needs a permit doesn't require a second contractor.
What we build
Trim, crown, casings, small framing, rot repair.
Baseboards, chair rail, door-jamb rebuild, sistering, blocking, cutback and splice on rotted stock.
How much
$200–$700 for most scopes.
Trim + baseboard for a room $300–$700. Rot cutback and splice $200–$600 per section. $75/hr, one-hour minimum.
How fast
Half-day to one full day for trim.
Rot repair depends on how deep it goes. 24–48 hour written quote from your photo.
Licensed
Florida CRC1331628 + CGC1522463.
Permit-pulling on small framing when required. Call (727) 258-3700.
We're licensed GCs who do small jobs
We're licensed Florida general contractors (CRC1331628 + CGC1522463) who do small jobs. Most handymen aren't licensed. We are.
When the job grows, we pull the permit
If the job grows or needs a permit, we pull it. A handyman can't. We can — same crew, no second contractor to coordinate.
Old St. Pete trim profiles
1920s-1950s St. Pete homes use trim profiles you can't buy off the shelf today — deep crown, wide casings, tall baseboards with a specific reveal. We source close matches from specialty millwork suppliers when we can, and we mill custom on the router table when we can't. Small trim job on an old home usually turns into a profile-matching problem before it becomes a carpentry problem.
Backed by Revolution Contractors
A division of Revolution Contractors LLC. Same shop, same license, same insurance — routed to the small-job side.
What we handle
- · Trim and baseboard install and repair
- · Crown molding — single-room install or match-existing
- · Casing install and repair
- · Chair rail install and repair
- · Door jamb rebuild and rot-splice
- · Wood window sill repair (paired with our window-repair page)
- · Rot cutback and splice — trim, soffit, fascia
- · Small framing repair — sistering, blocking, small stud replacement
- · Cabinet trim and toe-kick repair
- · Interior door install and rehang
Rot repair — how we cut it back
Wood rot in coastal Pinellas is chronic — the humidity keeps organic material soft, salt air chews sealant seams, and hurricane-driven rain finds every gap. Our fix is standard for the region: cut back to sound wood (probe with an awl to confirm you're past the soft zone), splice in matching stock, prime and seal every cut edge, and re-flash if the rot came from an exterior source. If the rot is more than 6 inches into a member or the member is structural, we quote replacement instead of splice.
Small framing + permit-pulling
Some carpentry work legally requires a permit — even at small scope. Sistering a joist under a bathroom floor, rebuilding a door jamb in a load-bearing wall, patching structural framing after rot. Most handymen can't pull those permits. We can — under the same GC license the parent side uses on custom homes. Same crew, one inspection cycle, no second contractor to coordinate.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can you match existing trim profiles?
Usually yes. Common profiles (colonial baseboard, ranch casing, standard door casing) are stock at any lumberyard. Older or specialty profiles — pre-1960 tall baseboards, deep crown, custom picture rail — we source from specialty millwork suppliers, mill from stock lumber on the router, or salvage from a similar-era home. We tell you which category yours falls into after a photo or a walkthrough.
Do you fix wood rot?
Yes. Cutback and splice on rotted trim, soffit, fascia, sill, and small framing members. Coastal Pinellas rot is a real pattern — humidity, salt air, and hurricane-driven moisture push water into every joint that isn't sealed. We cut back to sound wood, splice in matching stock, prime and paint or leave for you to finish. If the rot is deeper than trim (framing member compromised), we quote the framing repair separately.
Do you do crown molding and chair rail installs?
Yes — single-room installs, small runs, and match-existing runs. Whole-house crown installs run through the parent Revolution side because the design coordination and multi-day scope justify the bigger crew. If you're adding crown to one room or matching an addition into an existing house, that's our scope.
What framing jobs are too big for you?
Anything structural at scale — wall removal, load-bearing changes, additions, whole-room framing. Those run through Revolution under our GC license with a permit, an engineer if the scope needs one, and a design coordination pass. Small framing — sistering a joist, rebuilding a rotted door jamb, patching in blocking behind drywall — that's ours.
Do you paint the trim after you install it?
Yes if you want the same crew end-to-end. We can prime, sand, and paint trim as part of the install. If you'd rather have your painter do the finish (some homeowners have a preferred painter), we install with primer only and hand off. Either works.
See also
Send a photo of the trim, rot, or scope. Get a price in 24–48 hours.
Match-existing carpentry, small framing, rot repair — we tell you the price before we start.