We carry a range of trim profiles and decorative mouldings in various materials, finishes, and styles — from clean and contemporary to more traditional detailed profiles. Whether you're replacing existing trim to match what's already in your home or starting fresh with a new look, we can help you find something that ties the space together. Stop by our showroom to see samples in person before making a decision.

Interior trim is primarily decorative — it frames windows and doors and ties your interior finishes together. Exterior trim does double duty: it has to look good and also seal and protect the rough opening from moisture, snow, and UV exposure. At Tahoe's elevation, exterior trim takes a real beating, so material choice matters. Composite and PVC-based trim products hold up significantly better than raw wood in our environment — they won't rot, crack, or absorb moisture the way wood can after years of freeze-thaw cycles. We'll steer you toward options that are proven to perform here.

Absolutely — and this is one of the most cost-effective upgrades you can make in a mountain home. Worn or missing weatherstripping around doors and windows is one of the leading causes of heat loss, and replacing it is a straightforward fix that pays for itself quickly in heating costs. We carry weatherstripping and sealing accessories, and can assess what your openings need when we're on-site.

Yes, and it's often underestimated. Exterior trim is one of the first things people notice — clean, well-matched trim gives a home a finished, intentional look that significantly improves curb appeal. On the interior side, quality moulding and casing elevates the feel of a room in a way that's hard to quantify but easy to see. For resale, updated trim work signals to buyers that a home has been well cared for, which supports value.