Baseboard Installation in Mountain View, CA

New baseboards for Mountain View floors and remodels

Mountain View's Cuernavaca neighborhood is 170 Spanish-style homes of 1,500 to 2,500 square feet, finished in 1989 in five phases, and Blossom Valley's tracts went up on orchard land in the 1950s. Houses of either age have often had new floors put in, and baseboards rarely come off whole. Old trim that has dried out tends to split when it is pried loose.

Send a photo of a corner with a tape measure against the baseboard so we can see its height and profile. We bring samples of the closest stock profiles, cope the inside corners so they stay closed, then caulk and paint in place. Saws and nail guns run only inside the city's weekday construction hours.

Worth knowing about Mountain View

Monta Loma went up from roughly 1954 to 1957 in three tracts, including an Eichler tract of 200-plus homes on the site of a small former airport.
About 60.1% of Mountain View's 39,458 housing units were built before 1980; the busiest building decade was the 1970s, with 19.2% of units.
The NOAA station at Moffett Federal Airfield averages a summer high of 76.6°F, a winter low of 43.0°F and 48.1 days a year at 80°F or more.

Install we do in Mountain View

Shoe molding and quarter round
Door and window casing
Crown molding
Baseboards in MDF, pine or primed finger-joint

Photos from our trim jobs

Everything we do for baseboard and trim installation

Gray bedroom with a white French door, mirrored closet doors and new plank flooring — French door and closet, fresh paint.

Bedroom painted gray with bright white baseboards and new wood-look plank floor — Gray walls, white baseboards, new floor.

Plank flooring halfway installed in an empty room under a skylight — Plank floor halfway down.

What customers say

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5.0★★★★★

Junior and his team were professional and went above and beyond. We have found our new handyman!

Barbara G.on Thumbtack

5.0★★★★★

Junior and his crew were awesome to work with. Junior was always on time, respectful, thoughtful, and meticulous in his work. He is genuinely a kind soul and a great human - as were all his crew members. The work was very fairly priced. He always showed up when he said he would and he never kept me guessing. I would strongly recommend his group. For reference, he did a full interior remodel/refresh of our condo: floors, kitchen, walls, and bathrooms.

Raffi S.on Thumbtack

Baseboards & trim in Mountain View: questions

Do you work in Mountain View?

Yes. Mountain View is about 27 road miles from our base in San Bruno, roughly 36 minutes without traffic. We work all over town, from Old Mountain View to Cuernavaca.

Who issues permits in Mountain View?

The City of Mountain View Community Development Department, Building Division. Repairs and like-for-like replacements often don't need a permit; layout changes, new plumbing or new electrical usually do. When one is needed, the job is contracted through our licensed partner Bay Builder Inc.

When can noisy work happen in Mountain View?

Construction, including material deliveries, is allowed 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays; Saturday work needs prior written approval from the Chief Building Official, and Sundays and holidays are off limits. We schedule noisy work inside those hours.

Do you install baseboards after new flooring?

Yes. It's one of the most common calls: the floor goes in, the old baseboards don't fit or broke coming off, and new ones go on.

Baseboard and trim installation in Mountain View