A staircase looks finished when the skirt board follows every tread and riser without a gap.
About / Value Proposition
The trim along the side of a staircase, the skirt board, is one of the hardest pieces in a house to fit, because every tread and riser meets it at its own angle and walls are rarely straight. In Martins Landing, Willeo, and other Roswell homes, we scribe each skirt board to the stairs so it closes tight, finish the ends so no raw edge shows, and tie it into the baseboard at the top and bottom. Then the joints are caulked and the trim painted, so the stairs look built in rather than added on.
Our trim carpentry comes with a 5-year workmanship warranty.
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How we work
How we trim out a staircase in a Roswell home.
We measure the stairs, look at how the walls run, and give you an itemized quote for the skirt boards and trim.
Each skirt board is scribed to the treads and risers, fastened into the framing, and tied into the baseboard.
Joints are caulked, the trim is painted, and we walk the stairs with you.
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We work with industry-leading paints and materials for a durable, high-quality finish.
“The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.”
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From Homeowners near Roswell
Anna Khotlina
Alpharetta, GA
“They came highly recommended by friends. They did an outstanding quality of a painting job for us! Super-neat, accurate and professional. It was a lot of rooms to work on and they finished it all in one day! I read in another review that he has got very competitive prices and they gave us the best quote out of all other companies, too. We are so glad we met Sergio and his team because they do all kinds of other jobs [...]”
Anandamurugan Nagarajan
Alpharetta, GA
“He did the very good work on my whole , nice and clean very professional”
Darryn Kaplan
Sandy Springs, GA
“An amazing interior paint job. They were professional, extremely competitive in their pricing and flexible to accommodate my schedule. They do more than just paint and I will definitely have them back to complete other projects around my home. A+++”
Faraz Hamayoun
Johns Creek, GA
“They did a great job. They painted two bedrooms and baths. I’m sure my daughters will be really pleased with the new look. Looking forward to working with them on my exterior painting project next.”
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Get answers to the most common questions
Yes. Roswell is one of our regular service areas, and we schedule trim carpentry year-round. The best time to paint outside in Roswell is late spring through fall, once the spring pollen settles. For homes in the historic district, we confirm with the city before exterior work starts.
Residential work is permitted through the City of Roswell. Properties in the historic district may need design review for exterior changes. Trim Carpentry projects rarely need a permit on their own, but we confirm before scheduling so nothing stalls mid-job.
Yes. We cover all of Roswell and the surrounding Fulton County, including Historic Roswell, Canton Street, Martins Landing, Willeo, in ZIP codes 30075, 30076, 30077. Send us your address and we'll confirm the schedule for your area.
Which rooms and openings get trim, the profile and material you pick, and whether old trim comes off first set the price. Painting is its own line in the free, itemized estimate.
Door and window casing, stair skirt boards and stair trim, window stools and aprons, cased openings, and the pieces that tie them into baseboards, crown molding, and wainscoting.
Yes. Skirt boards are scribed to follow each tread and riser so there are no gaps, the ends are finished so no raw edge shows, and everything is caulked and painted.
That is the goal. We take a piece of your existing casing or baseboard to match its profile and width, and when a profile is no longer made, we show you the closest options before anything is cut.
Section / About
We've served Roswell homeowners for more than ten years, from Historic Roswell to Martins Landing, and stairs are where our trim work slows down the most. A skirt board that follows the steps exactly is the difference between a staircase that looks custom and one that looks patched.
Running a straight board along the stairs and caulking the gaps is quick, and the gaps open again as the house moves. We scribe each piece to fit, so the trim on your Roswell staircase stays tight.
The people behind every project
For over a decade, Angel's Fingers has beautified and protected homes across Roswell with high-quality, detail-driven work. Our crew treats every house like their own, and it shows.
Tell us about your project. We'll handle the rest.
