Western painting did a excellent job in repairing, fixing, painting, fair price and on time!…read more The crew were very professional, our neighbors were very please that they did the job fast and clean. I would definitive use them again. Thanks Astacio and his crew.

Astacio and his crew were fantastic. We had our exterior and interior of our house painted within…read morea few months of each other. Astacio is very responsive, answered questions and his crew were always on time and at the end of the day, they cleaned up so we could still use the house. Not only did they do painting, on the exterior of the house, they fixed replaced trim that had dry rot, replaced light fixtures and our door bell. For the interior of the house, they replaced all the interior doors and outlet and light figures. I would highly recommend Western Painting.

We hired EAG Painting and Decoration company to repaint the exterior of our house that had been due…read morefor repainting for quite some time. We'd had EAG paint some interior spaces previously, so we knew going in that EAG would do an excellent job for our home's exterior as well. We were NOT disappointed. The company owner, Elder, showed up on the first day with his crew (Jorge and Brian) to wash down the house and to prepare it for painting. A couple of days later, Eddy introduced their foreman, Marvin...along with his crew Jorge and Tony. Throughout the job, Marvin and his crew were punctual and diligent. They were respectful of our property and mindful of keeping the job site tidy. They concluded each day by leaving the job site organized and neat. Marvin always communicated any out-of-scope work that they encountered along the way. Things like dry rot, broken windows, and anything that wasn't quoted were always discussed and agreed upon prior to any work being done. Jorge was also instrumental in explaining any of the work we had questions about. He's young, but he knows his stuff. Throughout the job, neighbors commented on how great they thought the job was coming along. When the painting was completed, Marvin and Jorge made certain that our house was returned to us better than when they first started work on it.

We hired EAG to paint the exterior of our house after interviewing a total of four companies. The…read moreteam was fantastic. They brought paint samples to our house, took care of the permit and were extremely diligent from preparation, to painting and clean up. We could not be more pleased. Our next door neighbor even commented on the quality of the work, noting that he would use EAG when their house needs to be repainted.

This crew does a bang up job of prepping the house. They do not overlook any details. They are…read morethorough and professional. I highly recommend Gutierrez Painting for a job well done.

Prep was incredibly thorough. Excellent quality work. workers showed up on time every day and…read moreworked all day. They even worked on the Fourth of July morning. Excellent, outstanding work a very fair price. incredibly satisfied with the job on house.

Chao was fast, friendly and professional. He helped us take care of an urgent issue same day. We…read morewill definitely work with him again in the future.

I want to be as fair as I possibly can be in writing this review, giving Mr. Chaojun every benefit…read moreof the doubt. What I expect from a contractor or painter is that they act with autonomy to complete a job. Clear communication was certainly at a minimum with Mr. Chaojun and he solicited my involvement on a continuous basis. Pricing was not laid out in a manner that gave me a clear idea what the total would be at the end of the job. Working with him was like flying on Spirit Airlines. You want a coke? $5 extra. You want a smile? $5 extra. I was very happy he was ultimately able to get the paint on the walls but wish I would have done the job myself. I needed a painter to finish up a walk-in closet, two small bathrooms and a medium sized bedroom and the hallway. I initially saw Mr. Chaojun's ad on craigslist and followed it to his Yelp page. I was drawn to many pictures he posted. I was especially encouraged by the straight lines between the trim and the walls. Since I'm preparing the room for a high-end renter, I wanted things to look very good. Mr. Chaojun was very businesslike on the phone, and I described my needs. He quoted me $250/room which sounded very fair. I was to buy the paint. He made no suggestion, so I bought Kelly Moore. I also told him that two of the walls of two of the rooms were already painted and needed very little work. Day One: He arrived on time. He is clean and has a businesslike manner. He brought along an assistant, and they got right to work. There was no talk about price or upcharges, he just got down to business with what I said I needed. I checked in on them after an hour or so and his assistant was painting over parts of the light switch covers. They don't use painter's tape, although I provided it. I also pointed out a few drips that were coagulating here and there. Apparently, the helper didn't like my input and left the jobsite. Halfway through the day, he explains to me that door jams are an additional charge. (I began to feel the bait and switch.) If you don't have a total, how can you agree to it before work starts? Why didn't we talk about this before you started working? I agreed to the extra $400. As he continued, he painted over nail patches that had not yet been sanded. I don't know why he didn't ask me about them, if there was going to be a problem or additional charge for light prep, I would have been open to that. I ended up having to follow him around and sand down the patches myself. I noticed many, many areas of wall that did not have complete and even coats of paint. He has his own technique for "cutting in" corners and around the tops and bottoms of walls that seems rushed and does not deposit even coats of paint. He told me not to worry about it, that he was a "professional" and did not need advice; to trust him regarding the finished product. By the end of the day, I was not at all confident that the job would be completed. I sent him an email outlining my concerns. He told me not to worry, that I would be happy with the completed paint job. Day Two: We had a brief discussion in the morning, and I reiterated my concerns. I walked through the job with him and pointed out many of the issues demonstrated in the photos. Mr. Chaojun bantered around the word, "Professional" several times. The definition of a professional is someone who maintains a high level of skill and standards. They also participate in continuous training. Trust me, I'm no "Tool-Time" handyman. When I can do a better job than the person I hire; there is a problem. I was on the verge of firing him because I had very little confidence in his abilities. I imagined myself, paint roller in hand, filling in all the missed areas he failed to paint. (And that's exactly what happened) He let me know that he had used the paint marked "Bathroom" instead of the paint marked "Walls" for the bedroom walls. Oh well, it looked good enough, so I let it slide. Two days into the job, he told me he would have to re-assess the cost of painting the door trim because, "That's very hard work." Long story short: There was a lot of input from me on day two. I went around the house more than four times pointing out patches of uncovered wall. He complained about the quality of the paint. He told me he decided he wasn't going to paint the trim around the doors. (I frankly think that was his best idea, otherwise this review would be even longer) There were two areas of tile that had paint splotches on them. He continually told me he would fix things and then I would find the next thing that was unfinished or improperly completed. I was really frustrated playing supervisor to our "professional" painter. I paid him the $1250 we had originally agreed to and was happy to be free of him. C-

Very happy with our new interior paint. Great attention to detail from Mick and his crew and…read morereasonable cost.

Mick does an incredible hand crafted paint job on our full house re-paint. Hard-working, always…read morecleaning up, great crew, very organized and has great colors suggestions from his vast amount of experience.

I made the mistake of going with the first bid for exterior paint of my house. With only 3 days to…read morecancel, I contacted a couple other paint companies including Nervis Painting. Joe Nervis was able to come out to assess the property and provide a quote within my time constraints. His quote was reasonable and came in under the first bid. His team was able to start immediately and finished within a week. They did extensive prep work and repaired dry rot throughout. Before paint went up I requested 2 changes - to paint the brick on the facade so that it blends with the house and to go dark with the body color of the garage. They were able to accommodate both without any delay, and we are loving the results. A visiting friend and my next door neighbor have already asked for my paint guy's info which I gladly passed along.

Nervis Painting came and gave us a no hassle quote. We…read moreshopped around and called months later and him and his crew came through and gave our stairs a much needed uplift. Quality, Professionalism.

Ben and Patrick from Integrity Paint initially came to our home to discuss options for interior and…read moreexterior paint. We ended up discussing much more of our remodeling project already in progress, including framing and even structural considerations, and they thoughtfully walked us through general options we might not have considered otherwise. They were so knowledgeable and engaged throughout, and genuinely enthusiastic about what could be done, which made the whole conversation useful and easy. Even though we didn't move forward on this particular project, we were so impressed by their attitude and technical depth, and we wouldn't hesitate to call them again or recommend Integrity Paint to others.

We have done at least 6-7 projects with Integrity Paint at our house…read more Simply put: we go to them for everything. Large-scale, small-scale...whatever we need. Ben, Octavio, and team are reliable, responsible, and punctual. Also, they are just generally nice, friendly, respectful guys to have around the house. They take pride in their work, always deliver top notch, detail-oriented outcomes, and they are clean. Their pricing is transparent and fair. They don't try and upsell you on things you don't need. For example, there was something we wanted the team to do that was actually an easy thing my wife and I could have done. Ben told us that and then gave us some tips for how we could do it. That's the kind of trust that makes you go back to someone again and again. Projects the team has done for us: - Garage remodel - Basement remodel - Wall crack repairs - Exterior fascia and roofing repairs - Outdoor shed - Multiple interior and exterior paint jobs - Mounting and other small odd jobs Below is a before and after picture of our garage just to give you a sense of how good they are.

I have used Dave Ritter painting several times over the years and again recently to spray a set of…read morekitchen cabinets plus all of the interior of the kitchen. Excellent work leaving the owners very happy with Dave's work thus making me look good as well. I have recommended him to other people who all told me that he did great work and was very professional so I will definitely use him again. He is licensed which separates him from the "handyman" category and in the professional category - his work shows it. Andres

Dave Ritter was recommended by a building owner in our area who said Dave is one of the best…read morepainters he's ever met and also felt personally, he's a good guy. I also spoke to a reference that he gave me who said that he does a good job and that I needed to be really aware that Dave has a certain way of working and that one needs to be okay with that. I wasn't exactly sure what she meant so asked Dave and he said she didn't know what she was talking about. His work is essentially good. I think for a building owner where Dave is doing a large job before or after people move in, he's a good choice. The work needed on our house was a room (done well) and a lot of little detail work, which was not done to my satisfaction. Touch up work was done with his finger. I told Dave in advance that I would need him to work on the outside of the house just for a half hour when I had to be out. On the day of, he was displeased with my request and seemed put out that I needed to leave. Upon his arrival, he put his coffee cup on my wood bureau - the only piece of furniture left in the room. I did not say anything but got a coaster and put it under the cup. He did not cover the bureau while he worked. Before Dave left, he asked me to review his work and as I pointed a few things out, he said, "You have to wait until it's dry to really tell". The next day when I saw a few touch ups needed to be re-done, he said he couldn't come over that day but possibly in the next day or two. I asked him to call me when he was available. Three weeks went by and I did not hear from him. We called and Dave said that I had my chance to check his work and that the paint was dry when he left. In the last few weeks I have noticed several other things he missed which I saw because I was on the floor of two different rooms. He said I should have checked his work from all different angles. Timing-wise, Dave said he could start at 9:00 am and he needed a full-day to complete our job. He arrived at 9:15 am and left about two hours earlier than I expected. His estimate was written on the back of his business card and upon reflection, did not include all the work I originally asked him to do. I found him brusque on the phone and in-person. I admit that we did not agree on the completion of the final job and part of that was my fault. I did not outline everything that needed to be done in writing or correct his estimate as we had talked in-person. Unfortunately I was very tired that day he worked and I did not notice the touch-ups still needed and relied on his professional eye. I was also caring for our children that afternoon and was distracted, so when he asked "is there anything else?", I assumed it was done. I was appreciative of the fact that he carried all the cans of paint back down to the basement for me.