Trim cost guide

What does trim replacement cost?

What four national cost guides publish for removing old trim, installing new trim, and finish painting it, so you can compare any quote, including ours.

Door casing

Per door side. Remove, install, and finish paint, figured at 17 linear feet per side.

GuideLow to high
Angi$127 to $258
Homewyse$252 to $430
HomeGuide$172 to $283
Fixr$107 to $493
Average of the four$164 to $366

Window trim

Per window. Remove, install, and finish paint. Scope varies by guide.

GuideLow to high
AngiSingle- and double-hung$377 to $738
HomewyseCasing and stool$396 to $662
HomeGuideCasing only$180 to $315
FixrCasing only$53 to $325
Average of the four$252 to $510

Baseboard and base shoe

Per linear foot. Remove, install, and finish paint.

GuideBaseboardBase shoe
Angi$7.30 to $15.20$3.10 to $9.45
Homewyse$10.94 to $25.88Not published
HomeGuide$7.13 to $13.38$5.00 to $10.00
Fixr$2.80 to $10.00$2.00 to $7.00
Average$7.04 to $16.12$3.37 to $8.82
Baseboard with shoe$10.41 to $24.94

The shoe average is of the three guides that publish it. Baseboard with shoe adds the two averages.

How ReTrim is different

These guides price trim that's cut, built, and painted on site in your home. ReTrim builds and finishes everything in our shop, so it arrives ready to install and goes in within days, with no painting mess in the house. Even so, our whole-home pricing typically lands comfortably within the ranges above.

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Sources

Figures collected October 15, 2026, from Angi, Homewyse, HomeGuide, and Fixr.

Angi, Homewyse, HomeGuide, and Fixr are trademarks of their owners. They are named here only as the sources of the figures, and none of them is affiliated with, sponsors, or endorses this page.