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Falls Church, VA

Cambastucco

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Outstanding work and communication. Wilson and the Camba Stucco team did a great job!

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That 1 Painter Fairfax - McLean

(6 reviews)

I am just so pleased with my freshly painted rooms! Nothing beats a fresh coat of paint, except…read moremaybe a fresh coat of paint done so expertly :) Huge shout out to Nate who repaired my walls, took care of the cracks and completed two rooms (doors, trim and all) in under 6 hours! I didn't think that was possible! He was quick and efficient and honestly just did a wonderful job. And huge thank you to Mitchel for coordinating the project. Working with him was so easy from day 1. I have rarely been able to get a quote, coordinate costs and payments and have a project started and completed in so little time. Mitchel was responsive, helpful with my many questions about paint (I am decision-averse, so I over analyze everything!) and just generally easy to work with. I will 100% look to work with Mitchel and his team again.

I was very impressed with Mitchell at first. I was so happy to find a painter that I could use on…read morethis job and future jobs, so I thought. He was able to show me examples of his work and give me a quote on the spot. After he knew I was going with his firm, things turned a bit sour. I wanted to chat about a few things so he told me to call at 5 o'clock the next day. I called at 5 o'clock the next day and he seemed a bit irritated. So I asked him if it was a good time to talk. He said well if you want to talk with a toddler around. He was quite curt. He told ME to call him AT 5! The next day I reminded him he told me that I should call at that time and he was still complaining about talking with his child around. If you do not have a baby sitter do not ask clients to call you. I thought he would apologize for his rudeness, he didn't. Instead, I believed I was apologizing. Nuts. Then, I realized I had to remove two medicine cabinets that would leave holes in the walls that would need drywall patches. I told him about that and he said it would be $50 each extra just to do the drywall patches. Fine. Then a couple weeks later he said well are those the kind of cabinets that are hung on the wall or leave a hole when removed. I said there are holes. He proceeded to tell me then that that would probably be more than $50. So, if there are nail holes in the wall it's $50, but if there is a drywall hole it's more? I do not understand that. Mind you, I have emails where he actually wrote "confirmed" on items/clarifications to make sure they were included in the contract. I knew to do that because of the way his contract was written. Apparently, his contract only goes one way, his way. He states specifically that his contract is the entire contract: "Exclusions--Anything not mentioned in scope." I had in the contract to paint the outdoor shutters and white dry lock on the exposed cinderblock walls in the "downstairs laundry room." He's talking to me on the phone the day before, obviously not reading his own contract, and he says the shutters were not included, but he says that's okay. I reminded him they were in the contract. The next day when he goes to start work, he tells me the entire basement is not included. Mind you, he agreed to use dry lock in the "downstairs laundry room." There is no exposed cinderblock in the home except in the laundry room in the basement. He told me he didn't have the basement in any of his notes or video and he asked me if I remember going down there with him. I said I didn't remember. I reminded him of the cinderblock dry lock paint and he said well I assumed that was in the ground level - - so he didn't refer to his video that would clearly not show any exposed cinderblock above ground level ? Mind you, the contract states "Prep and paint all walls, ceilings, trim, and doors throughout the home." Well, he asked for an additional $2800 more. When I said no, it's just getting too expensive for me he dropped it to $2500 more (the contract was already ~$11,000). Mind you, he contracted with me to do the entire home. He reneged on his contract. What was I going to do? Take him to court? I need my home painted and I don't want someone to be forced to paint and do a bad job. Not saying that he would do a bad job, but I also needed it done as soon as possible. At a minimum, he should've owned up to the error. Instead, he tried to put the blame on me because I did not go in the basement with him. Seriously? If he had owned up to the mistake and given me a much better price, I probably would've gone with him. Mind you, his crew was already there and he had started putting paper down in a few rooms. He probably lost more money taking his crew away and losing a day of scheduled painting. I am just very disappointed. I think he probably would do a beautiful job, but I can't go with someone who changes the price while at the job. Is it my responsibility to walk into every room with him to make sure he has every room in his notes and video?

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Cook & Sons

(11 reviews)

Brookland

Cook & Sons, LLC did an excellent job on the plaster repairs, wall damage and annoying cracks that…read moreexisted in many areas/rooms of one my investment properties this summer. They performed plaster repair in several rooms, entryways, and stairwell of the home; including badly damaged plaster around windows and ceiling that had been damaged due to leaks. Antione Cook and his staff, from my initial call of requesting their services, were prompt and courteous. The price quoted to me, considering the amount of work that I knew was needed, was more than fair and slightly lower than other contractors I contacted. They even covered issues not foreseen and additional areas of in the home that were not originally a part of the scope of work at no additional cost! I am not even going to mention some of the "weirdest" things uncovered and F---'d up stuff from the previous investor found during their time performing the work on the walls-ceilings in this review. They definitely went the extra mile and I must mention that the Master Plaster Tradesman (I believe Mike was the name) that performed the bulk of the work, has expert skill in plastering and take great pride in completing work to a professional finish. He went above and beyond to make sure that I was satisfied and treated the work needed in the home with meticulousness care --as if it was his own home. Each day they were on time and cleaned-up after themselves. Upon completing the plaster work, I decided to give the painting job to Cook & Sons, LLC as well. The price of the painting mostly all my ceilings and areas where plaster work was performed was on par with other contractors. Mr. Cook even threw-in the ceiling paint and primer at no additional cost. The home is in showroom quality and looks like it is ready for a HGTV "Flip this House" Special! LOL...Well....not quite. Let's just say almost to be flipped into some "Dough," "Mula," "Cha-Ching!"!....Vacation and Retirement $$$!! One day!.... :-) Given the age of historic houses and DC homes such as this one built in 1918, these guys know their stuff and the structure of old homes in DC very well. Many contractors can perform drywall services, but few are skillful experts in plaster. Trust me. I have invested in DC homes many times before to know. I would consider Cook & Sons, LLC an elite group of tradesmen in this category. The home's interior now look near new and the wall/ceiling cracks that plagued the home for years are gone. I was very pleased with the overall finished product and outcome of hiring Cook & Sons, LLC! I would definitely recommend them and/or consider them for jobs in the future.

I have used Cook and Sons for 15 years. They finished my basement, painted the interior of my home…read morea number of times and painted the exterior of my home. The staff is professional and extremely courteous. They are just great at their jobs.

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Homm Certified Painting Systems

(52 reviews)

We hired HOMM CPS to help refresh some of our rooms and the outdoors, including the bath ceiling, a…read morelaundry room accent wall, an outdoor gate, railings, and a door. Our helpers were Diomedes (Dio), the foreman assigned, Josue, and Adrian, our Production Manager. The entire process, from the time we inquired through the completion of the work, was a positive experience. Everyone was service-oriented, easy to work with, and the quality (as you can see in some of the attached pictures) was first-rate. We had one issue we found after they left, which was resolved the next day. HOMM CPS goes above and beyond to take care of their customers. We will be utilizing them again for future painting/staining efforts.

"The owner came to our home, inspected the project, took photos, and provided a quote. Once the…read morepainting was underway, the project manager told me it would require three coats because the paint wasn't covering. The owner then tried to charge us an additional $1,300. I declined because I felt determining the amount of paint required should have been part of the estimate. "The crew did a very good job overall and was professional and pleasant to work with. Unfortunately, my experience with the owner was completely different. He was confrontational and difficult to deal with throughout the process. The project was completed in May, and I later noticed that several door handles had not been removed or loosened before painting, leaving the old gray paint visible around the trim plates. When I asked if it could be corrected, he refused, saying too much time had passed." "I didn't notice this detail until later because it's something you don't necessarily see until you've been living with the finished paint job." "I've included photos showing the old gray paint still visible around

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