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Lake Wales Cabinet Refacing

Crown Molding Addition in Lake Wales, FL

Crown molding fitted to cabinet tops in Lake Wales for a finished, built-in look. Matched to your cabinet finish. Free estimates.

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Serving Lake Wales and nearby communities.

Plain, flat-topped cabinets are common in older Lake Wales kitchens, and crown molding is the finishing detail that makes them look built-in rather than boxy. It's a fast add-on during a refacing job or a standalone update on cabinets that are otherwise in good shape. Molding is cut to fit the specific run of cabinets, mitered at the corners, and finished to match the door and box color.

Lake Wales Cabinet Refacing measures each kitchen individually since ceiling height and cabinet depth vary from house to house, especially across the mix of older and newer builds in the area. Call for a free estimate or request one through the contact form.

What's included

What's included with Crown Molding Addition

Typically included: measurement of cabinet tops, molding selection, mitered cutting and fitting, installation, and finish matching to existing cabinet color. Optional: light valance or under-cabinet trim added alongside crown molding for a more complete finished look. Customer prep: decide on molding profile and finish color ahead of install, and clear countertops near cabinet tops for access.

How it works

How our Crown Molding Addition process works

  1. Space Measurement photo
    Step 1

    Space Measurement

    Cabinet tops are measured to determine molding length and angles needed.

  2. Molding Style Selection photo
    Step 2

    Molding Style Selection

    Clients choose molding profiles that complement their cabinet design.

  3. Cutting and Fitting photo
    Step 3

    Cutting and Fitting

    Molding pieces are cut to precise angles for proper corner fitting.

  4. Surface Preparation photo
    Step 4

    Surface Preparation

    Cabinet tops are prepared to ensure secure molding attachment.

  5. Molding Installation photo
    Step 5

    Molding Installation

    Molding is attached and secured along the tops of cabinet runs.

  6. Finish Touch-Ups photo
    Step 6

    Finish Touch-Ups

    Seams and edges are finished to blend molding with existing cabinetry.

Materials

Materials and methods for Crown Molding Addition

Molding material choice affects both appearance and how well the finish holds up in a kitchen with daily cooking heat and humidity.

  • Crown Molding Profiles photo

    Crown Molding Profiles

    A range of profiles lets homeowners match a traditional or simpler modern look to their existing cabinet style.

  • Wood Molding Strips photo

    Wood Molding Strips

    Solid wood holds a finish well and is a common choice for kitchens that already have real wood doors.

  • Molding Adhesive photo

    Molding Adhesive

    A strong adhesive bond keeps molding secure on cabinet tops exposed to kitchen heat over time.

  • Finish Nails photo

    Finish Nails

    Finish nails add structural backup to the adhesive bond, especially on longer molding runs.

  • Matching Stain or Paint photo

    Matching Stain or Paint

    Finish is color-matched to existing cabinetry so the molding reads as original, not added on later.

  • Corner Molding Blocks photo

    Corner Molding Blocks

    Corner blocks simplify tricky angle cuts in kitchens with irregular cabinet layouts, common in older Lake Wales homes.

Timeline

How long does crown molding addition take?

  1. 01

    Stage 1

    This is a quick add-on project in most kitchens.

  2. 02

    Measure and selection

    same day
  3. 03

    Cutting and fitting

    same day

    done off-site or on a workbench.

  4. 04

    Installation and finish

    1 day

    for most kitchens.

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Cost

What does crown molding addition cost in Lake Wales?

Cost depends on linear footage of cabinet tops, the molding profile chosen, and how much finish matching is needed. These are ballpark ranges. Call for a free estimate based on your kitchen's layout.

Project typeTypical rangeWhat’s included
Basic molding profile$300–$700simple profile on a standard kitchen run.
Mid-range profile with finish matching$700–$1,200stained or painted to match existing cabinets exactly.
Full kitchen with complex angles$1,200–$2,000irregular layouts or multiple cabinet runs.

These are typical local ballparks — final cost depends on scope, materials, and site conditions. A free estimate gives you an accurate, itemized number for your home.

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Codes & permits

Permits and codes for Crown Molding Addition

Confirm with the local building department if your project combines molding with other structural changes.

Typically needs a permitOften no permit
No typical scenario for this serviceCrown molding measurement and cutting
since it does not involve structuralMolding installation and attachment to cabinet tops
electricalFinish matching and touch-up work
or plumbing work—

DIY vs pro

DIY vs hiring a pro for Crown Molding Addition

DIYHire a pro
Installing simple, straight-run molding where no corner miters are needed.Mitered corner cuts, which are easy to get wrong and hard to patch once cut too short.
Basic caulking and touch-up paint on an already-cut piece.Ceiling height variance across a kitchen, which affects how molding sits against the ceiling line.
—Finish matching to existing cabinet stain or paint color.

FAQs

Crown Molding Addition FAQs

Does crown molding work on any cabinet style?

Most flat-top cabinets can accept crown molding. Cabinets with unusual depth or an already-decorative top may need a custom profile.

How long does it take to add crown molding to a kitchen?

Most kitchens are done in a single day, including cutting, fitting, and finish touch-ups.

Can crown molding be added after a refacing job is already done?

Yes. It's commonly added later as a separate update once the main refacing work is complete.

What does crown molding cost for an average kitchen?

Most kitchens run $300 to $1,200 depending on molding profile and how closely the finish needs to match existing cabinets.

Will the molding match my cabinet color exactly?

We match stain or paint color as closely as possible using the existing cabinet finish as the reference.

Is crown molding worth it on an otherwise plain kitchen?

For many homeowners, yes. It's a relatively low-cost way to give flat-top cabinets a more finished, built-in appearance.

Ask about Crown Molding Addition

Tell us about the project and how to reach you.

Call (863) 270-3669