Trim first spaced 1 2 off the floor and space the tack strips 1 2 out from there.
Carpet or trim first.
If you care about doing quality work and not wasting time you paint the walls then install the hard floors cabinetry doors and trim.
Base first the carpet guys have their own tricks of the trade.
Flooring is always last except for hardwood laminates i hate the shoe mould look.
I install the flooring first then trim tight to it.
Tile should have a grout line equal to the field of the tile.
If you re in one of these situations follow these instructions to install the trim after the carpet.
A really thick shag carpet can make it difficult to judge how high to place the trim.
Or you may be replacing the baseboards but leaving the carpet.
Most houses i have seen and designed we always put the trim on top of finish floor except for carpeting.
Is this standard practice or just an opinion.
Second drywall would wick up moisture from flooded floors or carpet.
This gives the carpet installer a place to tuck the edges of the carpet for a nice clean edge.
There may be instances where you want to put the carpet down first.
Also keeps caulk and paint problems off of the new carpet everybody makes mistakes has accidents.
Also you ll probably end up replacing the carpet at some point too and the trim will already be in place.
Carpet layers should be the very last trade on the job.
First in the event of carpet installation the gap will need to be there for the edges of the carpet to be tucked under.
There are many legitimate reasons to do construction work in the proper sequence.